These Celebrities Have the Most Fake Followers on Instagram and Twitter Having an online presence with a huge audience is quintessential for being a celebrity these days. While there a lot of Instagram influencers making asophisticated livingjust because of their reach and the connection they have with their audience, these celebrities, maybe thought to fake it till they make it. According to the data fromICMP, a lot of celebrities have been exposed revealing a huge number of fake followers on their Instagram and Twitter handles....

This Chrome Extension Masks Your Private Data Before You Take Screenshots Screenshots have evolved to be one of the key methods to represent any form of content in a better way. For instance, explaining how a website looks can be done using elaborative words but it will never replace the satisfaction the recipient gets when they actually take a look at the website in a screenshot. But several times, people forget to hide sensitive data while taking screenshots which might risk their privacy....

You Can Unlock an iPhone Protected with Face ID Using Glasses and Tape Apple has been flaunting the security and privacy its 3D face recognition technology Face ID offers over Touch ID for quite some time now. Finally, researchers have managed to bypass the security of Face ID by finding a method to unlock iPhones secured with Face ID without the owner’s permission. The details of the attack were explained on Black Hat USA 2019 which is an annual security conference....

Acer Launches New Gaming Laptops in India, Starting at Rs 59,999 Acer on Friday launched a wide array of new gaming laptops in India, with prices ranging from Rs. 59,999 for the most affordable model to a whopping Rs. 4,49,999 for the flagship device with top-of-line specs. In all, there are 8 gaming laptops that feature innovative new designs and advanced cooling systems that the company claim will deliver the best gaming experience for players at every level....

Chinese Kids Forced to Work Overtime to Manufacture Amazon Echo Speakers Amazon says it is investigating reports that hundreds of schoolchildren in China are being illegally worked overtime as part of an illegal attempt by its manufacturing partner, Foxconn, to meet production targets for the US retailer’s‘Echo’line of Alexa-enabled smart speakers. The report, based on adetailed investigationby the non-government China Labor Watch, claims that the teens were recruited illegally and then forced to work overtime with little-to-no pay....

Facebook Offering Publishers Millions for News For quite some time now, Facebook has been accused of using publishers’ news stories for free, but now, the social media giant is reportedly willing to offer millions to publishers for their content. The report comes from the Wall Street Journal, which spoke to a person familiar with the matter on the condition of anonymity. In its report, the Wall Street Journal mentions that Facebook representatives have told news executives that they’d pay as much as $3 million a year to license news stories, headlines, and other material from them....

Google App Bringing Alarms in “At a Glance” and More A new beta of the Google app has revealed a bunch of new features that Google is prepping for the app. In an APK teardown by the folks over at 9to5Google, a bunch of possibly upcoming features were spotted. Notifications in Assistant Ambient Mode Google has been working on an ambient mode for the Google Assistant, and while it could provide suggestions and music controls, according to this new teardown it looks like the Mountain View giant is working on implementing notification support for the Assistant Ambient Mode....