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In a troubling revelation, leaked internal documents from Meta indicate that the company’s AI chatbot guidelines once permitted “romantic or…

Google Wallet Now Wants Your Location Before It’ll Show Receipts If you’ve recently used Google Wallet to check your purchase…

Switching from Chrome to Samsung Internet on Android transformed my browsing experience-seamless speed, robust privacy, and customizable features turned routine surfing into a tailored adventure. Here’s why I made the leap.

Here’s why I choose Brave over Chrome and Edge on Android: blazing speed, robust privacy, and built-in ad blocking. It’s a sleek, secure browsing experience that respects my data and keeps distractions at bay.

Turns out Gmail’s AI email summaries, once hailed for efficiency, may carry hidden security risks. As AI sifts through your inbox, privacy concerns mount-the balance between convenience and confidentiality is thinner than we assumed.

OnePlus finds itself under scrutiny for a common smartphone practice-tracking user data. While every device does it to some extent, the controversy highlights our uneasy trade-off between convenience and privacy.

Garmin clarifies its data-sharing stance with Google Health Connect, ensuring select health metrics sync seamlessly while safeguarding user privacy. A balanced step toward smarter, secure wellness integration.

Facebook’s new AI aims to scan your camera roll, curating memories while flagging regrettable photos. This blend of convenience and privacy sparks debate on how much of your life should be AI’s business.

Facebook’s AI aims to scan not just your shared photos but also those hidden in your archives, promising smarter features-yet raising fresh privacy questions about the images you’ve never shown.

I swapped YouTube’s power-hungry app for a sleek open-source alternative-and my phone’s battery life surged. No ads, no bloat, just pure video bliss that lasts all day. Efficiency meets freedom.