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ChatGPT and Codex Not Working Today: Here are top alternate AI tools you can use to complete your tasksChatGPT, Codex Down Today: OpenAI users in India are experiencing disruptions accessing ChatGPT and its coding features. As the company inv...- India is facing a data obesity epidemic—as storage in phones fails to keep up with people’s voracious appetite for visualsIndia’s growing use of smartphones, AI tools and social media is driving a surge in demand for digital storage, with experts warning of a “...
- Google brings Personal Intelligence to Gemini users in India, four months after beta launch in USWith Personal Intelligence, Google aims to make its AI assistant Gemini more personalised by using data across apps like Gmail, Photos, You...
- Google privacy lawsuit: Check if you’re eligible for the $425 million payout and how to claim itGoogle faces a massive payout of $425 million due to privacy violations. Millions of users may be eligible for compensation. This stems fro...
- Gmail's AI upgrade raises privacy concerns- here’s what it’s all aboutGoogle's Gmail introduces new AI features for its two billion users. These upgrades offer smarter email management. However, they also brin...
- Google has handled people’s deepest, darkest secrets responsibly: CEO Sundar PichaiGoogle CEO Sundar Pichai, during an interview with Bloomberg, defended the company’s handling of user data, emphasising that the company ha...
- DeepSeek R1: A guide to using the Chinese ChatGPT rival on PC and MobileDeepSeek, an AI model developed by a Chinese startup, delivers performance comparable to ChatGPT while providing cost-effective solutions a...
- OTP feature in RTI portal meant to protect user privacy: CentreThe Indian government has added a new one-time password (OTP) feature to the RTI portal to enhance user privacy. The Department of Personne...
- Google Bard update: Now find answers in Gmail & Docs with AI chatbot's new Extensions featureGoogle's AI chatbot, Bard, is expanding its capabilities by integrating with popular apps like Gmail, Google Docs, Maps, Drive, and YouTube...
- A super-easy way to pay your bills through Google soonThe service would then allow users to settle their debts within Gmail, either through Google Wallet, or a new service Google would set up f...
- Free download: MailTrack for ChromeEven though MailTrack states that they do not access the content of your emails, this could be a turn off for people who are concerned abou...
- The power of internet multinationals is growingAn opt-in mechanism, whereby users actively consent to sharing their consumption and demographic information with a website like Google, wo...
- Fear of data misuse: Google's privacy policy raises hacklesThe web giant says the new privacy policy will allow it to offer better services, including more relevant search results.
- Google to pay 8.5 million dollars to settle Buzz caseGoogle has agreed to pay 8.5 million dollars (US) to settle a privacy lawsuit over a Buzz social networking tool added to free email servic...
- Ten nations call on Google to better defend privacyOfficials from 10 nations have banded together to demand that Internet giant Google make greater efforts to defend people's privacy.
- Google busy fixing bugs to make Buzz beep louderPrivacy concerns are making the world’s most-visited website Google take a backseat, on its social network Buzz, which was launched last we...
- Google fixes privacy-related issues in 'Buzz'Some of the features of Buzz forced Google to launch a damage-limiting exercise, and it is not rolling out a number of changes in the setti...
- Google tweaks Buzz social hub after privacy woesAs it introduced a new social hub, Google quickly learned that people's frequent e-mail contacts are not necessarily their best friends. Go...
- Buzz gets louder on social spaceIt's barely a day since Google launched it's new social networking application, but the Indian cyberspace is buzzing with activity.
- Sharing medical information on Google Health a risk to privacySharing medical information on Web sites like Google Health may be problematic for people when it comes to their privacy, warn experts.
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