Valve has added a new rule added to its “What you shouldn’t publish on Steam” list saying that games using blockchain technology or letting users exchange NFTs or cryptocurrencies won’t be allowed on Steam. The change was pointed out by…
American technology giant Microsoft has announced that it will shut down the localized version of the professional social network LinkedIn from the Chinese market later this year. Microsoft purchased LinkedIn for more than $26 billion back in 2016. The news…
Google has announced that it’s changing the way search works on mobile devices, initially in the U.S. Now, when you reach the bottom of a set of search results on your phone, you won’t have to tap to go to…
WhatsApp has begun to roll out a new feature that will provide its two billion users the option to encrypt their chat history backup in iCloud or Google Drive, patching a major loophole that has been exploited by governments to…
Facebook announced on Wednesday that it would start removing “severe sexualizing content” targeting public figures as part of a new update to its bullying and harassment policies. The policy changes also include coordinated harassment attacks against users. Facebook said that…
Samsung has just sent out invitations for an event it is holding online on Wednesday, October 20th at 7AM PT / 10AM ET. It’s called “Galaxy Unpacked Part 2,” which is possibly an indication that rather than all new Galaxy…
Instagram will introduce new measures to nudge teenagers away from harmful content and encourage them to “take a break,” from the platform. Facebook vice president of global affairs Nick Clegg announced the updates on Sunday. Clegg made the remarks on…
Apple has filed for an appeal of the ruling in its major trial against Epic as potentially billions of dollars and some control over the App Store is at stake. While Apple largely won that case with Judge Gonzalez Rogers…
Google stated on Thursday that it would no longer allow adverts or monetization for content that encourages denialism about climate change. Publishers, advertisers, and YouTube creators will be affected by the policy change since they will no longer be able…
The U.S. Department of Justice has said it will launch civil legal action against federal contractors if they hide cyberattacks or data breaches. The Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative, introduced by Deputy Attorney General Lisa O. Monaco this week, will leverage the…
