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Google Pay to give users more control over their data
Google Pay will roll out an update from next week that will provide users with more controls to decide how their Google Pay activity is used to person
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Google says will not build ‘alternate identifiers’ to track your browsing activities
In January last year, Google had announced that it will phase out use of third-party cookies - typically used to track users on the web - in Chrome wi
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Australia passes law to make Google, Facebook pay for news
Rod Sims, the competition regulator who drafted the code, said he was happy that the amended legislation would address the market imbalance between Au
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Google Meet introduces new features for ‘students and teachers’
To minimise incidents of online harassment, Google Meet has rolled out ‘mute all’ and other moderation features in its latest version.
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Mobile operators want Whatsapp, Google under licensing regime
Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea etc, wrote to the telecom department on OTT players
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Australia says Google, Facebook close to media pay deals
Parliament is scheduled to consider the draft laws on February 16 after a Senate committee last week recommended no changes to the proposed regulation
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DIY — the new norm for investing in Indian and US stocks
'Do-it-yourself' investing in stock markets is catching up and it is not restricted to investing in Indian stocks. Investors can buy Google, Facebook
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Online classes: Google survey highlights concerns of parents
The survey was conducted across Asia-Pacific (Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand an
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Google feature to allow measuring heart rate, respiratory rate through cell phones
Before launching the product for respiratory rate, Google has already completed initial clinical validation examining accuracy among healthy individua
