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Stay safe in cyberspace - Vimarsana News

Stay safe in cyberspace

The world celebrates Internet Safety Day but incidents of cyberbullying show tech giants still have a lot to do

Google will auto-enrol users in two-step verification by end of 2021 - Vimarsana News

Google will auto-enrol users in two-step verification by end of 2021

Google is working on making passwords obsolete by auto-enrolling users in two-step verification by the end of 2021.

Source: digit.in
Google to auto-enroll 150 million users in two-step verification by year's end - Vimarsana News

Google to auto-enroll 150 million users in two-step verification by year's end

Google has announced that it will auto-enroll 150 million more users into two-factor authentication by the end of the year.

Google introduce 'One Tap' para el inicio de sesión en servicios de terceros: un solo toque y sin salir de la web - Vimarsana News

Google introduce 'One Tap' para el inicio de sesión en servicios de terceros: un solo toque y sin salir de la web

Google ha unificado su oferta de soluciones de identidad para servicios de terceros bajo el nombre de...

Why Denmark's biggest news site cut reliance on Google's tech - Vimarsana News

Why Denmark's biggest news site cut reliance on Google's tech

Publishers love to disagree, but almost all of them will say they have an uneasy relationship with Google. They can’t fully trust a business that they say isn’t completely upfront about how it makes money from their audiences. But few publishers are brave enough to act on those concerns, not when they’re so dependent on Google for ad revenue. Every so often, though, a publisher will feel they have no choice but to make a move.    Ekstra Bladet, Denmark’s biggest news site with 500 million page views per month, reached this pinch point three weeks ago. The publisher said goodbye to...