U.S. Government is Planning on Investigating VPNs – Here’s Why
Two U.S. senators brought up concerns surrounding the possibility of foreign cyberthreats breaking through VPNs, and spying on America.
Blogs
Gmail AI Blocks 100 Million More Spam Emails Daily
By implementing machine-learning AI, Gmail is blocking 100 million more spam emails per day, demonstrating significant advancement in Google’s AI efforts.
Russia is Disconnecting from the Internet Soon. Here’s Why.
Russia will soon conduct an disconnection experiment to boost the independence of its internet, Runet.
Sprint Sues AT&T Over Misleading 5G Branding
As Sprint tries to develop legitimate 5G capabilities, they chastize AT&T for taking shortcuts, misleading consumers, and bastardizing the 5G name.
What Decision Makers and End Users Need to Know About the New Google Maps
The new augmented reality version of Google Maps will help users get around easier than the original solution – here’s how.
Who Got Hacked This Week? February 22 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, February 22, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Samsung Is Getting Greener – Here’s How
Samsung is becoming another large tech company looking to make its resources more environmentally friendly.
6 Attorneys General Looking into Facebook Privacy Transgressions
Under fire for a plethora of data scandals over the last few years, Facebook is looking at the possibility of paying hefty fines for its data practices.
Countries are Reviewing Their Manufacturing Laws – Here’s What’s Happening
The European Union and United States are reevaluating their current manufacturing laws related to appliance repair, which might help end users in the long run.
Webinar: How to Get Better Audio in UCC Meeting Environments
In this free webinar, AVI-SPL and Biamp experts explain how to tackle meeting room audio UCC challenges quickly and more efficiently.
