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Google sued a group of crypto scammers, citing an alleged fraud by uploading fake investment and crypto exchange apps in Google Play.

Two new codenames have appeared in the latest Android beta release, suggesting that a next-generation Pixel Tablet 2 is already in the works.

Google has agreed on the $350 million settlement for the 2018 lawsuit over alleged data privacy violations on Google+.

You'll have to do more than use incognito mode to be genuinely private. Our browsing histories are just some of the things that don't need to see the light of day.

Another lawsuit is filed against Google, accusing it of stealing patented AI technology for its own services.

Google announced that the company is immediately removing the fees charged to customers who wish to leave its cloud service to transfer to a rival service.

Meanwhile, a US federal judge has ruled that X violated a contract when it failed to pay tens of millions of dollars in bonuses to its employees promised after Elon Musk acquired the platform for $44 billion. 📲 Elon Musk Run X Loses Appeal To Block California Content Moderation Law.

Facebook and Instagram, however, will still ban news content from Canadian news publishers. Meta has been prickly about Canada's Online News Act, and it has gone to the point that news can no longer be viewed through Facebook and Instagram.

Google commemorates Luiz André Barroso's legacy as he pioneered the evolution of data centers.

Google plans to enhance user online security by deleting inactive Gmail accounts that have been unused for two years or more.