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Android Users In India At High Risk Of Hacking, Stealing Of Data - Vimarsana News

Android Users In India At High Risk Of Hacking, Stealing Of Data

The CERT-In has highlighted significant vulnerabilities in various Android operating system versions. - Android Users In India At 'High Risk' Of Hacking, Stealing Of Data; Govt Issues High-Severity Warning

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An internet for India, in India, by India. : Tech News - Vimarsana News

An internet for India, in India, by India. : Tech News

An internet for India, in India, by India. : Rashtra News #internet #India #India #India New Delhi: The internet (Web 2.0) as we know is about to be disrupted by the “New Internet” also known as the dWeb (Decentralised Web). One of the fundamental building blocks of the internet is its “namespace”. Top Level Domains

Google won't allow Gemini to talk about elections happening across the world - Vimarsana News

Google won't allow Gemini to talk about elections happening across the world

Google's Gemini won't be allowed to respond to queries regarding elections, a new report has revealed.

Now Google's woke chatbot Gemini restricts ELECTION questions after being slammed for its AI illustrations of female popes and black Founding Fathers - Vimarsana News

Now Google's woke chatbot Gemini restricts ELECTION questions after being slammed for its AI illustrations of female popes and black Founding Fathers

Google is restricting the answers its 'woke' AI chatbot will give to election-related questions.

IPO and FPO issuance could reach 4-5% of India's market cap, says Jefferies - Vimarsana News

IPO and FPO issuance could reach 4-5% of India's market cap, says Jefferies

Jefferies predicts IPO (initial public offering) and FPO (follow-on public offering) issuance could hit 4-5 percent of market capitalisation, mirroring China's figures.