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How hackers stole $1mn fund meant for Israeli start-up
Researchers from cybersecurity firm Check Point have revealed how hackers stole $1 million seed funding sent by a Chinese venture capital firm to an Israeli start-up.
Global true wireless hearables market to grow 90% in 2020
The size of the global market for true wireless hearables is expected to touch 120 million units this year and 230 million units in 2020, growing 90 per cent year on year (YoY), said a new report on Friday.
Why iPhone 11 Pro seems to share location against user setting
Dismissing reports that iPhone 11 Pro continuously collects and transmits its users location data even when the user has blocked it from doing so, Apple has said that the confusion arose because of its ultra wideband technology.
Regional languages to drive creators in 2020: YouTube India
Google-owned YouTube, which has more than 265 million monthly active users in India, will focus on regional languages to drive the growth of creators on the platform in 2020, a top company executive has said.
Uber's safety review has thousands of sexual assault reports
Ride-hailing giant Uber has released its first safety review which contains thousands of sexual assault reports. The company has also revealed the changes it was making to make rides safer for its passengers and drivers.
Facebook sues Chinese company over alleged ad fraud
Facebook has sued a Chinese company for allegedly tricking people into installing a malware, compromising peoples accounts and then using them to run deceptive ads.
Apple updates Clips with Memoji, Animoji and more
Apple's free video creation app Clips has been updated for the iPhone and the iPad with new Animoji and Memoji support.
Call of Duty: Mobile crosses 170mn downloads in 2 months
Call of Duty: Mobile (CODM) has reaped nearly $87 million in global player spending and more than 172 million downloads in its first two months.
US says 1,000 or more protestors killed during Iran protests
A US state department official on Thursday said that 1,000 or more protesters were killed during weeks of unrest in Iran.
'Ransomware attacks to morph into 2-stage extortion campaigns'
Ransomware attacks are set to morph into two-stage extortion campaigns and criminals will exploit their extortion victims even more in 2020, cyber security company McAfee said on Thursday.
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