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Google announces a range of safety features and technologies across platforms May 19, 2021 This includes new safety features for Search, Photos and new technologies for Android Google, at its annual conference Google I/O 2021 has announced a range of new technologies and features across platforms aimed at privacy and safety. This includes new safety features for Search, Photos and new technologies for Android. The tech giant has introduced a new quick delete option in Search which will delete the last 15 minutes of a user’s Search history with a single tap from the Google Account Menu. ...

Everything you need to know about Android 12's big Material You redesign 2021/05/18 2021/05/19 on May 19, 2021.  Google unveiled Material Design at I/O back in 2014. An overarching design system was much-needed — it brought consistency to Google's digital products and allowed developers to easily build apps that looked at home on Android and elsewhere. It has evolved a great deal over the years, but the next major iteration is upon us and it's going to be the biggest overhaul since it launched. Material You, as the name suggests, is all about personalization, and it's coming first to Goo...

Google Search History 15-minute Quick delete, Photos passcode protected folder lock and more announced At the Google I/O Google introduced new privacy features which the company says will keep users safer. This includes features for Google Search, Photos, Chrome, Maps and more. New “quick delete” option lets you delete the last 15 minutes of your Search history with a single tap from the Google Account Menu. “Locked Folder” feature in Google Photos will let you protect select photos in a folder with a passcode, so they  won’t show up as you scroll through your grid or in shared alb...

A malicious app can exploit the issue, which could affect up to 30 percent of Android phones. A vulnerability in a 5G modem data service could allow mobile hackers to remotely target Android users by injecting malicious code into a phone’s modem – gaining the ability to execute code, access mobile users’ call histories and text messages, and eavesdrop on phone calls. That’s according to Check Point Research, which said that the bug (CVE-2020-11292) exists in the Qualcomm Mobile Station Modem (MSM) Interface, which is known as QMI for short. MSMs are systems on chips (SoCs) designed by...