Facebook has announced the suspension of over 200 apps for potentially using user data inappropriately. The suspension marks the first step by the social media platform to regain user trust after the massive data scandal involving UK data firm Cambridge Analytica.
Google recently wrapped up its annual I/O developer conference at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, California. The conference was marked by a number of big announcements from the keynote sessions.
Google could soon let technology speak for you. The search engine giant is launching a new innovation called Google Duplex, an Artificial Intelligence technology that will be doing more of the talking.
Cambridge Analytica and its parent company SCL have announced that they are shutting down operations. The company blames a “siege of media coverage” for the closure saying that it has driven its customers away.
Facebook has fired one of its security engineers who allegedly abused his position to inappropriately access information that was later used to stalk women online. The social media giant said that it’s currently investigating the matter.
Amazon has been taking over the retail industry with its superior tech and on Tuesday, the company launched a service that delivers packages to the trunk of your car. Amazon uses a digital app to open the trunks of client’s cars where the package will be delivered.
