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The Brave browser has been one of the bigger success stories in all of cryptocurrency lately. It now appears that the company wants to put an end to Google’s monopoly, at least in the UK. Earlier this week, the browser’s team submitted a request to the UK Competition and Markets Authority. Brave Goes After Google … Read more
Brave browser urges UK authorities to fully enforce GDPR against Google or threatens to take it court to protect consumers Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
A new email extortion scam demands BTC from AdSense users in exchange for preventing an attack Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Higher prices since the start of the year have been restoring popular interest in cryptocurrencies. Google searches for “bitcoin” have increased since December to about half of those registered in June last year. There’s one country that sticks out as a benchmark for the indicator. Nigeria has consistently topped the chart in the past 12 … Read more
Google joins Hedera Hashgraph’s governance council, demonstrating the potential for enterprise growth and drawing comparisons with Libra Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Google search activity is fast heating up around Bitcoin as it circles $10,000 Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Tech giants, corporations and governments could dramatically change blockchain tech from decentralized to centralized on their path to its adoption Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Google joins Hedera’s Governing Council, following other major companies Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Handshake, one of the more original crypto projects to have spawned during the ICO era, has completed its long-awaited launch. The decentralized domains registrar, founded by MIT engineers, has spent the last year in stealth mode but is now opening up to the general public. The Handshake protocol, coupled with the Namebase registrar, enables users … Read more
Under the guise of fighting against online child pornography, American politicians are trying to effectively ban end-to-end encryption on all communication technology platforms for everyone. Newly proposed legislation could force companies like Apple, Google and Facebook to create back doors on their services to make sure law enforcement can easily monitor everything they want or … Read more
