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Research Indicates Viagra Might Help Combat Alzheimer's - Vimarsana News

Research Indicates Viagra Might Help Combat Alzheimer's

New research from scientists in the U.K. indicates that older men taking Viagra are 18% less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease, with the researchers speculating that because the medication relaxes blood vessels, it could be improving blood flow in the brain as well as other areas of the body. What do you think?

Can you 'deGoogle' a phone? Murena tried — and added a kill switch - Vimarsana News

Can you 'deGoogle' a phone? Murena tried — and added a kill switch

The Murena 2 wants to 'deGoogle' phones and provide unprecedented privacy. It's an admirable ambition — but one that comes with caveats.

New study finds Chinese Android devices collect sensitive user information - Vimarsana News

New study finds Chinese Android devices collect sensitive user information

Phones from popular local Android vendors were found to have three to four times more preinstalled third-party apps than phones from other countries

Google Collects Data from Dialer and Messages with No Opt-Out Option, Research Finds - Vimarsana News

Google Collects Data from Dialer and Messages with No Opt-Out Option, Research Finds

Douglas Leith, a computer science professor at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland, has investigated just how much data Android devices send back, through the Google Messages and Google Dialer apps.

Google Messages, Google Phone apps breaching user privacy - Vimarsana News

Google Messages, Google Phone apps breaching user privacy

If you use the Google Messages and Google Phone apps as your default apps for messages and phone calls, you will probably want to change them after reading this article. Not surprisingly at all, Google uses both of these apps to—guess what—spy on you (via Android Police). According to Douglas…