Opera is in some hot water due to the fact that it seemingly violated Google’s policies when it comes to predatory or reckless lending.
As of May 2020 Wunderlist to-do’s will no longer sync, but users will be able to import their content into the much revamped To Do app from Microsoft.
The first Uber safety report has been released, making publicly available the data it uses to track various incidents to improve security on its platform.
Flying directly in the face of what competitors like Facebook, Snapchat and Instagram are doing, Twitter has officially banned all political ads on its platform.
Spotify Lite has launched in South Africa - giving consumers access to music streaming from a data-savvy app that takes less than 10MB to install.
In a sign of a new strategy, Google has begun integrating its stock apps with its core services - where its Clock app now integrates with YouTube Music.
Tinder's parent company, Match, has announced that the platform will see new AI and location-based features debut early next year.
Snap Inc CEO Evan Spiegel has announced that the service will benefit from a major redesign in the future to simplify the service.
A fake WhatsApp listing on the Google Play Store has succeeded in raking in over a million installations on Android devices prior to being removed from the platform.
WhatsApp has officially enabled the ability for users to delete their text messages within seven minutes of them having been sent.
WhatsApp has introduced the ability to track a contact's whereabouts in real time thanks to Live Location tracking, which is now rolling out to Android and iOS devices.
A software engineer has discovered a new exploit in WhatsApp that could potentially reveal when one's contacts are either communicating or sleeping.