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This has been an exciting week in the world of technology news with new smartphones from Realme, Vivo and Samsung while WhatsApp chats have become safer with the introduction of end-to-end encrypted backups for iPhone and Android phones. Not to forget, a new report claims how Amazon copied products and rigged search results to promote its own brands. Also, the new Apple Watch Series 7 made its entry. These and more in this week’s top tech news of the week.

The Facebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp has added an extra layer of security to the app which offers its two billion users end-to-end encrypted...

And smart online, "kurt the cyberguy" is with us. i love this segment, i dont like that my house is on google maps. you can actually blur this out? >> for me too. i think it is too much information. i dont need everybody to see where my side door opens up if i have an open gate on the side of the house. they really dont stop at anything. they drive by in the google vehicles. theyre surveillance vehicles. theyre recording -- rachel: it is so creepy. >> on other side. hey, were heading to a strang...

Whether it’s through Google Maps or Emergency SOS, there are plenty of ways to quickly let your loved ones know where you are.

How much do you trust your Android smartphone? A new study suggests its spying on you

A recent rumour, claims that the Pixel 6 will receive four big Android updates as well as five years of security fixes during its lifetime.

With the public release of the much anticipated Android 12, the TECNO CAMON 17 will be amongst the first few phones to deploy the major update. The update will

Sideloading apps is a rather common practice on Android smartphones. “Supporting sideloading through direct downloads and third-party app stores would cripple the privacy and security protections that have made iPhone so secure, and expose users to serious security risks,” argues Apple.

Do you wish to send a WhatsApp message to someone without the hassle of saving their phone number? Good news is that there’s a way. Keep reading this article.

Android users who opt out of tracking can still be tracked by their phones, according to a recent study.