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Apple Safari Technology Preview 208 Released With JavaScript, Web API and Other Fixes
Apple released Safari Technology Preview 208 for macOS on Thursday. It is the latest update to the experimental version of Safari on macOS for developers where upcoming web technologies are first introduced for testing purposes before their public rollout on the standard web browser. As per Apple, Safari Technology Preview 208 brings fixes for issu...
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Reddit to Update Web Standard to Block Automated Data Scraping From Its Website
Social media platform Reddit said on Tuesday it will update a Web standard used by the platform to block automated data scraping from its website, following reports that AI startups were bypassing the rule to gather content for their systems.
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Animoca Brands Launches DAO to Develop Metaverse Standards: Here's How Its Different From MSF
An alliance of Web 3 companies have joined forces to create an open DAO called OMA3, also known as the Open Metaverse Alliance (OMA3). According to the group, it seeks to address key issues in the metaverse’s nascent state.
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Apple, Google, Microsoft Bringing FIDO's New Passwordless Sign-Ins Capabilities to Their Platforms
Apple, Google and Microsoft have announced that they will implement new capabilities of the common passwordless sign-in standard created by the FIDO Alliance and the World Wide Web Consortium on their devices and platforms over the coming year.
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OnePlus Collaborates With JioPages to Bring Web Browsing on OnePlus TV
OnePlus has announced that it is collaborating with JioPages to offer a browser with its OnePlus TV. JioPages comes equipped with new features like VPN and Secure Mode to enable access to a variety of content for OnePlus TV users. OnePlus TV users can select from three browsing modes — Standard Mode, Private Mode, and Study Mode.
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Google Chrome 90 Becomes Faster and More Secure With HTTPS Protocol Update
Google Chrome 90 update will make HTTPS protocol standard across the Web browser, making it faster and more secure. Here are all the details.
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SOPs For Resuming Shooting Applicable To All Media Production: Centre
The standard operating procedures (SOPs) for resuming shooting of films and TV programmes are applicable to all media production, including web series, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said on Monday.
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Google's Privacy Sandbox Initiative to Protect Users' Privacy on Web
In a bid to protect users' privacy as they open ads on the Web, Google has announced a new initiative called "Privacy Sandbox" to develop a set of open standards to fundamentally enhance privacy on Internet.
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Ford Motor Company, Autonomic, and Amazon Web Services Collaborate For Vehicle Connectivity and Mobility Services
Through this collaboration, Autonomic's automotive cloud will be powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to become the standard connected car solution for Ford vehicles.
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WebAuthn Becomes an Official Web Standard, Will Help You Say Goodbye to Passwords
W3C has declared that WebAuthn is now an open standard which means web services can adopt a password-free login system.
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Facebook Targeting Threatens Free Speech: Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
Wylie warned on Tuesday that unchecked data collection and targeting on social media threaten web users' privacy - and the healthy function of democracy.
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Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox to Support New Standard for Password-Free Logins
Popular Web browsers are now trying to kill user passwords.
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Microsoft Outlook.com Redesign Brings New Mail, Calendar, People Experiences to All Users
Microsoft has started rolling out the new Outlook.com design to all users today.
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W3C Approves EME DRM Standard for the Web, Security Researchers Worried About Flaws
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) announced a new DRM standard called EME, or Encrypted Media Extensions, this past week that adds copy protection to web-based streaming video, but security researchers are not happy.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider and Denuvo Have Reportedly Been Cracked
While previously thought as the gold standard of protection against the threat of piracy, it seems there is more than a chink in the Austrian company's armour.
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Apple Safari Technology Preview 208 Released With JavaScript, Web API and Other Fixes
Apple released Safari Technology Preview 208 for macOS on Thursday. It is the latest update to the experimental version of Safari on macOS for developers where upcoming web technologies are first introduced for testing purposes before their public rollout on the standard web browser. As per Apple, Safari Technology Preview 208 brings fixes for issu...
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Reddit to Update Web Standard to Block Automated Data Scraping From Its Website
Social media platform Reddit said on Tuesday it will update a Web standard used by the platform to block automated data scraping from its website, following reports that AI startups were bypassing the rule to gather content for their systems.
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Animoca Brands Launches DAO to Develop Metaverse Standards: Here's How Its Different From MSF
An alliance of Web 3 companies have joined forces to create an open DAO called OMA3, also known as the Open Metaverse Alliance (OMA3). According to the group, it seeks to address key issues in the metaverse’s nascent state.
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Apple, Google, Microsoft Bringing FIDO's New Passwordless Sign-Ins Capabilities to Their Platforms
Apple, Google and Microsoft have announced that they will implement new capabilities of the common passwordless sign-in standard created by the FIDO Alliance and the World Wide Web Consortium on their devices and platforms over the coming year.
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OnePlus Collaborates With JioPages to Bring Web Browsing on OnePlus TV
OnePlus has announced that it is collaborating with JioPages to offer a browser with its OnePlus TV. JioPages comes equipped with new features like VPN and Secure Mode to enable access to a variety of content for OnePlus TV users. OnePlus TV users can select from three browsing modes — Standard Mode, Private Mode, and Study Mode.
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Google Chrome 90 Becomes Faster and More Secure With HTTPS Protocol Update
Google Chrome 90 update will make HTTPS protocol standard across the Web browser, making it faster and more secure. Here are all the details.
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SOPs For Resuming Shooting Applicable To All Media Production: Centre
The standard operating procedures (SOPs) for resuming shooting of films and TV programmes are applicable to all media production, including web series, the Information and Broadcasting Ministry said on Monday.
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Google's Privacy Sandbox Initiative to Protect Users' Privacy on Web
In a bid to protect users' privacy as they open ads on the Web, Google has announced a new initiative called "Privacy Sandbox" to develop a set of open standards to fundamentally enhance privacy on Internet.
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Ford Motor Company, Autonomic, and Amazon Web Services Collaborate For Vehicle Connectivity and Mobility Services
Through this collaboration, Autonomic's automotive cloud will be powered by Amazon Web Services (AWS) to become the standard connected car solution for Ford vehicles.
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WebAuthn Becomes an Official Web Standard, Will Help You Say Goodbye to Passwords
W3C has declared that WebAuthn is now an open standard which means web services can adopt a password-free login system.
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Facebook Targeting Threatens Free Speech: Cambridge Analytica Whistleblower
Wylie warned on Tuesday that unchecked data collection and targeting on social media threaten web users' privacy - and the healthy function of democracy.
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Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox to Support New Standard for Password-Free Logins
Popular Web browsers are now trying to kill user passwords.
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Microsoft Outlook.com Redesign Brings New Mail, Calendar, People Experiences to All Users
Microsoft has started rolling out the new Outlook.com design to all users today.
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W3C Approves EME DRM Standard for the Web, Security Researchers Worried About Flaws
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) announced a new DRM standard called EME, or Encrypted Media Extensions, this past week that adds copy protection to web-based streaming video, but security researchers are not happy.
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Rise of the Tomb Raider and Denuvo Have Reportedly Been Cracked
While previously thought as the gold standard of protection against the threat of piracy, it seems there is more than a chink in the Austrian company's armour.
