In this week's news: Snapchat has a bad year and Google researches pit an AI against data scientists. [ Read More ] about Losing Users and Automated Experts
Losing Users and Automated Experts
Privacy Controls, Ad Fraud and Stolen Stories
In this week's news: Google makes another lackluster attempt at privacy, a fraudulent advertising scheme no one wants address and a stolen feature becomes Facebook's best feature. [ Read More ] about Privacy Controls, Ad Fraud and Stolen Stories
3rd Party Snaps, Instagram Music and California Privacy
In this week’s news: Snapchat announces a platform for 3rd parties, Instagram is working with record companies and California makes some tough new privacy rules with a massive loophole. [ Read More ] about 3rd Party Snaps, Instagram Music and California Privacy
Facebook’s Fiasco, Reddit Redesign and Group Video Chats
In this week’s news: Facebook advertising is down but not out, the new design for Reddit has old users upset, and Snapchat enters the competition for group video chats. [ Read More ] about Facebook’s Fiasco, Reddit Redesign and Group Video Chats
Spot a Fake, Facebook-Nevers and Paranoid Browsers
In this week's news: learn how to spot a fake viral video, Facebook encounters an adopter decline in the 12 to 17 age group, and Google adds warnings when non-HTTPS connections are attempting to transmit sensitive data in a new update to their Chrome web browser. [ Read More ] about Spot a Fake, Facebook-Nevers and Paranoid Browsers
Chat Bot Take Over and Instagram Modesty
In this week's news: researchers ease fears that chatbots will take over the world with Skynet levels of AI learning, and Instagram releases new metrics that show users spend more time on Instagram than Snapchat, adding to the two apps' public rivalry. [ Read More ] about Chat Bot Take Over and Instagram Modesty