The Federal Trade Commission may target Google and Facebook’s data, and the algorithms they rely on, as part of a larger antitrust crackdown.
Firefox 90 Ends FTP Support
Mozilla has ended support for FTP in Firefox 90, citing security concerns with the aging protocol.
Macs Could Gain Face ID in a ‘Couple of Years’
A new report says Apple’s Mac computers could gain Face ID “within a couple of years.”
Windows 11 Will Ship With Light Mode on by Default, Not Dark Mode
Despite an announcement to the contrary, Windows 11 will ship with the more traditional light mode activated by default.
Microsoft Releases Latest Windows 10 Feature Update
Despite unveiling Windows 11, Microsoft has just released an update to its predecessor, in the form of Windows 10 21H2.
Microsoft Releases Windows 365 Cloud PC
Microsoft may have upended the virtualization market with its latest product, designed to let anyone with a web browser run Windows.
Google Has Completed Its July 2021 Core Update
Google has finished rolling out its July 2021 core update, following a June 2021 core update last month.
Microsoft Has Paid $13.6 Million in Bug Bounties in Last Year
Microsoft has disclosed the results of its bug bounty program, including the fact that it paid $13.6 million in bounties over the last year.
37 States and D.C. Sue Google for Alleged Play Store Antitrust Issues
A coalition of 37 states, plus the District of Columbia, have sued Google over alleged antitrust violations with its Play Store.
Backblaze Computer Backup 8.0 Offers Greatly Increased Performance
Backblaze has announced version 8.0 of its Backblaze Computer Backup app, significantly increasing the performance over previous versions.