Yesterday, the Court of Appeal gave the green light to a claim against Google alleging the firm had unlawfully gathered personal information of Apple iPhone users between August 2011 and February 2012. This overturned a previous court decision regarding the case. The Mountain View firm was claimed to have bypassed Apple’s default privacy settings for […]
Device identity resolution provider BounceX has announced that it will be expanding its partnership with email marketing, automation and marketing software provider, Emarsys. The partnership includes a strategic integration between BounceX and Emarsys that is said to support revenue growth with intelligent acquisition tactics and connected customer journeys for the companies’ mutual customers. The BounceX
Emarsys, BounceX integration aims to help marketers identify, nurture “unknown users” Read More »
After testing it over the last few weeks, Twitter is now rolling out its new search option with Direct Messages. Source link
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Enlarge / A sign outside a Yahoo corporate building in Los Angeles. A former Yahoo software engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking into thousands of users’ accounts in search of sexually explicit images and videos and other types of private data. Reyes Daniel Ruiz on Monday admitted to using his access as a Yahoo engineer
Former Yahoo engineer admits using his access to steal users’ sexual images Read More »
The Assistant’s transaction-handling abilities take a step forward. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. Source link
Google Assistant in Chrome testing Duplex to help users buy movie tickets Read More »
Enlarge / Artist’s impression of a malicious hacker coding up a BlueKeep-based exploit. Attackers have bombarded the Internet with more than 1 billion malicious ads in less than two months. The attackers targeted iOS and macOS users with what were zero-day vulnerabilities in Chrome and Safari browsers that were recently patched, researchers said on Monday.
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On Friday morning, news —and bad headlines —started circulating about an exploit ranging from the iPhone X all the way back to the iPhone 4s. But, despite the typical mass-media responses to the news, the exploit will have effectively zero impact on the consumer. Here’s why. Apple’s iPhone 5c, the last without a Secure Enclave
The ‘Checkm8’ exploit isn’t a big deal to iPhone or iPad users, and here’s why Read More »
I am a big fan of YouTube. Not only do I watch videos on the site daily, I am also a paid subscriber to YouTube TV — I love the service and happily part with my $50 each month. YouTube Music, however, is an entirely different story — I kind of hate it. When testing
Google forces YouTube Music on Android users Read More »
The change comes with versions 12.2, coming October 1. Please visit Search Engine Land for the full article. Source link
At its annual Talent Connect conference, LinkedIn has called on members to commit to diversifying their professional networks and dealings. Source link
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