Facebook on Wednesday ran newspaper ads, published a new website and ran blog posts outlining its arguments opposing Apple over a privacy change that it…
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Dr. Yuru Lui is our lead Editor for the Machine learning front at AdvanceDataScience and has 13 years of experience in the private industry, including team management. She has worked on various projects, including voice, network security, and embedded Linux, which has enabled him to look at problems from a broad perspective. She specializes in using AI and machine learning to enhance the human experience.
Google Maps: Trusted Contacts emergency location app discontinued
The American company Google is shutting down its application designed to let friends and family locate each other in an emergency. The Trusted Contacts application…
Huawei: MPs claim ‘clear evidence of Collusion’ with Chinese Communist Party
It is clear evidence of collusion between Chinese company Huawei and the Chinese Communist Party apparatus, a parliamentary inquiry has concluded and the MPs say…
Oracle and Walmart to take minority stake in TikTok Global
American President Donald Trump has been threatening an imminent ban on TikTok. TikTok is one of the most popular applications in the world. The United…
Trump gives Tik-Tok Oracle deal his ‘blessing’ after threatening to ban downloads
United States President Donald Trump has given his “blessing” to a deal in which Oracle Corp would take over US operations of the video-sharing app…
Twitter beefs up security for United States election candidates
In the upcoming United States election, twitter has automatically activated extra account protection for politicians. Election-related accounts will have to make an immediate change to…
Byte-Dance says TikTok’s proposed deal with Oracle
Byte-Dance says TikTok’s proposed deal with Oracle will need both Chinese and United States approval. China has urged the United States to respect fair competition…
Chinese and Malaysian hackers charged by United States
The Department of United States Justice has charged five Chinese and two Malaysian men with hacking more than 100 companies. The two Malaysian businessmen “conspired”…