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Google is launching an accessibility tool for deaf people which turns speech into text in real time
Google has built a live-transcription app to help people with hearing loss.
Senators demand answers from Facebook, Google, and Apple over now-banned ‘research’ monitoring apps
“Given the sensitivity and seriousness of any intrusions into the privacy of teens, we respectfully request a written response to the following questions by March 1, 2019."
By Matt Binder
NYPD to Google: Quit tracking drunk-driving checkpoints on Waze
The NYPD claims it “will pursue all legal remedies to prevent the continued posting of this irresponsible and dangerous information.”
By Matt Binder
Have your passwords been stolen by hackers? New Chrome extension will let you know
Google's new Password Checkup Chrome extension is a must-have.
Google releases live-transcription, sound-filtering accessibility features on Android
A win for accessibility.
By Rachel Kraus
How Google Assistant is planning a huge swing with amazing new features and devices — MashTalk
We asked a great mind behind it.
Google bans slew of malicious Android apps that stole user photos and advertised scams
Security firm Trend Micro discovered 29 malicious apps that were listed on the official Google Play store, all advertised as “beauty camera” applications.
By Matt Binder
Apple has now broken all of Google’s internal iOS apps
Google joins Facebook in Apple hell.
By Matt Binder
Made a typo? Google Chrome tests warning for lookalike URLs
Lookalike URLs have been on the rise.
By Johnny Lieu
Fans remember Google+ as April 2 shutdown date is announced
Google+ users pour one out for the ill-fated social network.
By Johnny Lieu
Google also bends Apple's rules to 'research' user browsing habits
Google also appears to be breaking Apple's rules.
By Karissa Bell
How Google's Jigsaw is trying to detoxify the internet
The Perspective API from Jigsaw, part of Google parent company Alphabet, gives online comment mods an evolving set of tools to combat abuse and harassment. But this machine learning technology also raises questions about the limits of AI.
By Rob Marvin
Google ups its anti-fake news game ahead of EU elections
Google has its work cut out ahead of the EU elections.
Google, online ad industry accused of abusing intimate personal data in GDPR complaint
From STDs to eating disorders, internet advertisers are categorizing you based on your data.
By Matt Binder
Google takes a not-so-subtle dig at the iPhone XS camera
Google takes another jab at iPhone.
Google's lawyers might not be so down with employee activism, after all
Don't be evil (in public).
By Rachel Kraus
Review: The Helm personal email server puts you in control of your data
The almost plug-and-play device is well designed, and simple enough for most users.
By Jack Morse
Google Hangouts is shutting down for some users in October
Nice knowing you, Hangouts.
Apple says the iPhone will be very useful after the climate apocalypse
When the end times come, at least you'll have your iPhone.
French regulator fines Google $57 million for GDPR violations
Google hasn't transparently implemented GDPR rules, French regulator claims.
Google Maps wants to help you avoid that speeding ticket
Speed limits and speed traps are starting to show up in the app.
By Matt Binder
