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Ahead of Chrome OS getting major updates every four weeks at the end of this month, Google today detailed the new six-month long-term support (LTS) channel for education and enterprise customers. more The post Google details Chrome OS long-term support (LTS) enterprise channel that updates every six months appeared first on 9to5Google .

Hackers from Pakistan used Facebook to target people in Afghanistan during the Taliban''s takeover of the country, claimed the company''s threat investigators said in an interview with Reuters . Facebook said the group, known in the security industry as SideCopy, shared links to websites hosting malware which could surveil people''s devices. Targets included people connected to the government in Kabul, it said. Facebook said it removed SideCopy from its platform in August. The social media company, which recently changed its name to Meta, said the group created fictitious personas of young women as "romantic lures" to build trust and trick targets into clicking phishing links or downloading malicious chat apps. It also compromised legitimate websites to manipulate people into giving up their Facebook credentials. Indian hackers behind attack on FBR website: Tarin "It''s always difficult for us to speculate as to the end goal of the threat actor," Facebook''s head of cyber espionage investigations, Mike Dvilyanski, said. "We don''t know exactly who was compromised or what the end result of that was." Major online platforms and email providers including Facebook, Twitter Inc, Alphabet Inc''s Google and Microsoft Corp''s LinkedIn have said they took steps to lock down Afghan users'' accounts during the Taliban''s swift takeover of the country this past summer.

A team of researchers from Tri Alpha Energy Inc. and Google has developed an algorithm that can be used to speed up experiments conducted with plasma. In their paper published in the journal Scientific Reports, the group describes how they plan to use the algorithm in nuclear fusion research.

AppleInsider is supported by its audience and may earn commission as an Amazon Associate and affiliate partner on qualifying purchases. These affiliate partnerships do not influence our editorial content. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has used his speech at a South Korea conference to lambast both Apple and Google, plus promote his [] The post Epics Tim Sweeney calls Google crazy, says Apple must be stopped appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

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In January, the Aspen Institute set up a Commission on Information Disorder, and announced a star-studded group of participantsincluding Katie Couric, former global news anchor for Yahoo; Jameel Jaffer, executive director of the Knight First Amendment Institute; Yasmin Green, director of research at Googles Jigsaw project (who took part in CJRs symposium on disinformation in []

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Apple must be stopped, said Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, at an app conference in South Korea. He also said that Google was crazy in the way it handled app purchases Background Epic Games has been battling with Apple over payments for in-app purchases. Epic launched its own store to bypass Apples cut of [] The post Apple must be stopped, and Google is crazy Epic Games CEO appeared first on TECHTELEGRAPH .

"Apple must be stopped," said Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, at an app conference in South Korea. He also said that Google was "crazy" in the …

The Google Pixel 6 Pro last week passed through YouTuber Zack Nelson aka JerryRigEverythings torturous durability test fairly unscathed. It revealed a weird all-plastic top edge. Now, Zack has performed a teardown of the phone and we have a few surprises this time as well. Like most other Pixel phones in the past, Google has designed the Pixel [] Read More... The post Pixel 6 Pro Teardown Shows Screen Replacements Can Be Quite Easy appeared first on Android Headlines .

Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has today renewed his attack on Apple and called for a single, universal app store that works across all platforms (via Bloomberg ). Last year, Epic''s popular game "Fortnite" became the subject of heated litigation with Apple and Google over the rate of commission on in-app purchases. After Epic broke App Store rules by implementing a direct payment option , the game was removed from the App Store and Epic''s developer account was terminated . A lengthy legal battle ensued, resulting in the verdict while that Apple''s anti-steering conduct is anti-competitive, Apple was correct on on all other counts. Epic Games paid Apple $6,000,000 in lost royalties but has appealed the verdict . In an interview at the Global Conference for Mobile Application Ecosystem Fairness in Seoul, South Korea, Sweeney said: What the world really needs now is a single store that works with all platforms. Right now software ownership is fragmented between the iOS App Store, the Android Google Play marketplace, different stores on Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch, and then Microsoft Store and the Mac App Store.