Understanding YouTube Ad Suitability and Why It Matters for Brands
Learn what YouTube ad suitability means, why it’s important for brands, and how to use YouTube’s tools to keep your ads safe, relevant, and effective.
Google Sues ‘Phishing-as-a-Service’ Network Behind Massive Scam Operation
Google has filed a lawsuit against a cybercrime network known as Lighthouse, accusing it of running a large-scale phishing service that helped criminals steal personal and financial information from millions of people.
Chinese Bitcoin Queen Sentenced to 11 Years in London for Laundering Billions in Crypto Scam
A Chinese woman known as the “Bitcoin Queen” has been sentenced in London to 11 years and eight months in prison for laundering Bitcoin linked to a massive £5.5 billion ($7.3 billion) cryptocurrency investment scam.
Microsoft Fixes 63 Security Flaws Including Actively Exploited Zero Day in November 2025 Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has released its November 2025 Patch Tuesday updates, addressing 63 security vulnerabilities across its products.
Google Photos Brings AI Editing Tools and Conversational Features to iPhone Users
Google is introducing a major update to its Google Photos app, adding new AI-powered features and expanding support for iPhone users.
Google Introduces Private AI Compute to Bring Powerful AI Features with Strong Privacy
Google is launching a new cloud-based platform designed to deliver advanced AI capabilities to devices while keeping user data private.
Disney Faces Millions in Daily Losses as YouTube TV Channel Blackout Continues
Disney is losing millions of dollars each day as its contract dispute with Google’s YouTube TV drags on.
Windows 11 Brings Native Passkey Manager Support with November 2025 Update
Microsoft has announced a major update for Windows 11 that brings native support for passkey managers, making sign-ins faster, simpler, and more secure.
North Korean Hackers Use Google Find Hub to Track and Wipe Android Devices
North Korean hackers are using Google’s Find Hub tool in a new wave of cyberattacks to track victims’ locations and remotely wipe their Android devices, according to a report by South Korean cybersecurity company Genians.
Dharmendra Alive and Recovering; Family Slams False Death Reports
Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra, fondly known as the “He-Man of Bollywood,” is alive and recovering, contrary to widespread false reports claiming his death at the age of 89.
Wikipedia Urges AI Developers to Use Its Content Responsibly Amid Declining Traffic
Wikipedia is taking steps to ensure its platform remains sustainable in the age of artificial intelligence.
Mozilla Introduces Stronger Anti-Fingerprinting Protections in Firefox 145
Mozilla has announced a major privacy upgrade in Firefox 145 that makes it even harder for websites to track users through digital fingerprinting.
Meta to Retire Facebook Like and Comment Buttons in February 2026
Meta has announced that it will discontinue two of its long-standing Facebook Social Plugins—the Facebook Like and Facebook Comment buttons—on February 10, 2026.
Samsung SmartThings Update Lets You Control Your Home with Siri Shortcuts
Samsung has released a new update for its SmartThings app that now works with Siri Shortcuts, allowing Apple users to control their smart homes more easily using voice commands.
Lost iPhone Scam Tricks Users With Fake Messages Claiming It Was Found Abroad
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has warned iPhone owners about a new scam that targets people who have lost their devices.
Google Offers $20 Credit to YouTube TV Subscribers Amid Disney Channel Blackout
Google is giving a $20 credit to YouTube TV subscribers as the ongoing blackout of Disney-owned channels continues.
Apple Reportedly Developing New Satellite Features for iPhone
Apple is reportedly working on new satellite-based features for the iPhone that could make the device more useful in areas without cellular or Wi-Fi coverage.
Why You Should Think Twice Before Scanning Random QR Codes
Not all QR codes are safe. Learn how scammers use fake QR codes to steal your data and discover simple tips to protect yourself from these tricks.
Apple Spotlights Third-Party Apps Redesigned with Liquid Glass Technology
Apple has launched a new section on its Developer website featuring third-party apps redesigned with its Liquid Glass design language, launched with iOS 26 in September.
The Washington Post Confirms It Was Hacked in Oracle Software Breach
The Washington Post has confirmed that it was among the victims of a major hacking campaign linked to Oracle’s suite of corporate software applications.
