Slack talks up security with new encryption options, FedRAMP certification
As Slack works to entice large organizations to deploy its channel-based collaboration app, the company is touting a variety of security upgrades, including an expanded enterprise key management… Original post: Slack talks up security with new encryption options, FedRAMP certification
Apple is reportedly planning ‘Apple One’ subscription bundles
Apple has many subscription services, and now it wants to bundle them together. As Bloomberg reports, the company is preparing a series of bundles — currently dubbed “Apple One” internally –… Originally posted here: Apple is reportedly planning ‘Apple One’ subscription bundles
Gmail’s updated workplace design rolls out on Android and the web
Back in July, Gmail users on Android started seeing a new tab at the bottom of the interface that gives them quick access to Meet video meetings. That tab bar could soon look a bit more crowded… See the original post here: Gmail’s updated workplace design rolls out on Android and the web
Facebook has removed 7 million posts for coronavirus misinformation
If it seems like there’s a lot of misinformation about the coronavirus pandemic on Facebook, that’s because there is: Between April and June, the social network says it removed 7 million posts… More: Facebook has removed 7 million posts for coronavirus misinformation
Clearview to rely on First Amendment to defend its face-tracking tech
Clearview operates by comparing images of a person’s face from, say, a security camera, to an existing database of 3 billion face pictures, and noting potential matches. Clearview built this… Go here to read the rest: Clearview to rely on First Amendment to defend its face-tracking tech
