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Alphabet Rides Cloud Demand, Ad Sales to Record $74.6 Billion Quarterly Revenue, CFO to Take New Role
Alphabet's second-quarter profit exceeded Wall Street expectations on Tuesday and the Google parent announced that its long-time CFO, Ruth Porat, would assume a new role while the company sought a new finance chief.
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US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
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Twitter Makes Searching in DMs Easier, Users Can Now Look for Specific Keywords
Twitter has rolled out another update for its microblogging platform that now allows users to search for specific keywords, names, and messages in the DMs. Earlier, users did have the ability to search in the DMs but could only search for users or groups. The new content search feature is available for Android, iOS , and desktop.
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Google Parent Alphabet Reaches Record Quarterly Revenue, Profit in Advertising Boom
Google parent Alphabet's quarterly revenue and profit surged to record highs, powered by a rise in advertising spending as more consumers shopped online.
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Google Parent Alphabet Rides Pandemic-Driven Retail Advertising to Post Record Sales
Google parent Alphabet topped quarterly sales expectations for its advertising and Cloud businesses, helped in part by the pandemic, and said it will resume big spending on hiring and facility construction.
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How to Stop Amazon From Collecting Your Data: Easy Steps
Much of your Amazon user data is visible to the public. Here’s how to make it private and hide your Amazon profile from search engines.
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Ableism, Clear Face Mask Emerged as the Top Searches on Google
Searches for “ableism” and “ableist language” are at an all-time high, Google said while revealing the latest search trends. The search giant also saw a rise in queries around “black mental health” globally in June.
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BLM Pride Flag and Pride Fist Are Amongst the Most Searched Terms for June on Google
Google has shared what people are searching for the most as part of its ‘This week in Search’ series. June being the LGBT Pride Month, “pride fist”, “blm pride flag” and other associated searches have hit record highs, Google says. Additionally, Marsha P. Johnson is also among the highest searched personalities worldwide for the month o...
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Google to 'Explore' Why Churchill Photo Missing From Search List
Google said Sunday it would explore why the picture of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill disappeared from a top search results list of former UK prime ministers, during controversy over his record on racism.
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Google Pixel 4 Recorder App Offers Real-Time Transcription Without Requiring Internet Access
Google Pixel 4 comes preloaded with a new Recorder app that transcribes speech in a real time, without using an active Internet connection.
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Google Defends Employing Humans to Listen to Some Voice-Assistant Recordings
Contractors employed by Google listen to recordings of conversations customers have with their Google voice-activated devices, the search giant said Thursday.
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Unsecured Database Found Leaking Data About Millions of Indians, Gets Hijacked by Hackers: Report
A massive database containing over 275 million records with personally identifiable information about Indian citizens was found unprotected and publicly indexed on the Internet.
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Amazon Workers Use Black Friday To Protest ''Inhuman'' Working Conditions
As Americans scoured the internet in search of shopping deals on Friday, Amazon.com warehouse workers in Europe were protesting the e-commerce giant - in some cases walking off the job to highlight what they said were unsafe working conditions and low pay.
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Google to Charge Licensing Fee for Its Android Apps, Unbundle Chrome and Search in Europe
Google will have to allow smartphone makers to sell devices in Europe without its apps and services preinstalled, especially Chrome and Google search,
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Google Appeals Record EUR 4.3 Billion EU Fine Over Android
EU accused Google of using the Android system's huge popularity on smartphones and tablets to promote the use of its own Google search engine and shut out rivals.
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Alphabet Rides Cloud Demand, Ad Sales to Record $74.6 Billion Quarterly Revenue, CFO to Take New Role
Alphabet's second-quarter profit exceeded Wall Street expectations on Tuesday and the Google parent announced that its long-time CFO, Ruth Porat, would assume a new role while the company sought a new finance chief.
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US Senators Push for Limits on Law Enforcement's Purchase of Warrantless Cellphone Tracking Tools
US Senators and civil rights lawyers are pushing for a law that would limit the ability of law enforcement in the US to purchase and use tools to track users using their cellphones, sometimes without a search warrant. Earlier this month, it was reported that US police departments were using a tool called "Fog Reveal" search hundreds of billions of ...
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Twitter Makes Searching in DMs Easier, Users Can Now Look for Specific Keywords
Twitter has rolled out another update for its microblogging platform that now allows users to search for specific keywords, names, and messages in the DMs. Earlier, users did have the ability to search in the DMs but could only search for users or groups. The new content search feature is available for Android, iOS , and desktop.
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Google Parent Alphabet Reaches Record Quarterly Revenue, Profit in Advertising Boom
Google parent Alphabet's quarterly revenue and profit surged to record highs, powered by a rise in advertising spending as more consumers shopped online.
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Google Parent Alphabet Rides Pandemic-Driven Retail Advertising to Post Record Sales
Google parent Alphabet topped quarterly sales expectations for its advertising and Cloud businesses, helped in part by the pandemic, and said it will resume big spending on hiring and facility construction.
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How to Stop Amazon From Collecting Your Data: Easy Steps
Much of your Amazon user data is visible to the public. Here’s how to make it private and hide your Amazon profile from search engines.
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Ableism, Clear Face Mask Emerged as the Top Searches on Google
Searches for “ableism” and “ableist language” are at an all-time high, Google said while revealing the latest search trends. The search giant also saw a rise in queries around “black mental health” globally in June.
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BLM Pride Flag and Pride Fist Are Amongst the Most Searched Terms for June on Google
Google has shared what people are searching for the most as part of its ‘This week in Search’ series. June being the LGBT Pride Month, “pride fist”, “blm pride flag” and other associated searches have hit record highs, Google says. Additionally, Marsha P. Johnson is also among the highest searched personalities worldwide for the month o...
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Google to 'Explore' Why Churchill Photo Missing From Search List
Google said Sunday it would explore why the picture of Britain's World War II leader Winston Churchill disappeared from a top search results list of former UK prime ministers, during controversy over his record on racism.
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Google Pixel 4 Recorder App Offers Real-Time Transcription Without Requiring Internet Access
Google Pixel 4 comes preloaded with a new Recorder app that transcribes speech in a real time, without using an active Internet connection.
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Google Defends Employing Humans to Listen to Some Voice-Assistant Recordings
Contractors employed by Google listen to recordings of conversations customers have with their Google voice-activated devices, the search giant said Thursday.
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Unsecured Database Found Leaking Data About Millions of Indians, Gets Hijacked by Hackers: Report
A massive database containing over 275 million records with personally identifiable information about Indian citizens was found unprotected and publicly indexed on the Internet.
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Amazon Workers Use Black Friday To Protest ''Inhuman'' Working Conditions
As Americans scoured the internet in search of shopping deals on Friday, Amazon.com warehouse workers in Europe were protesting the e-commerce giant - in some cases walking off the job to highlight what they said were unsafe working conditions and low pay.
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Google to Charge Licensing Fee for Its Android Apps, Unbundle Chrome and Search in Europe
Google will have to allow smartphone makers to sell devices in Europe without its apps and services preinstalled, especially Chrome and Google search,
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Google Appeals Record EUR 4.3 Billion EU Fine Over Android
EU accused Google of using the Android system's huge popularity on smartphones and tablets to promote the use of its own Google search engine and shut out rivals.
