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In a stalking or random criminal scenario, the ability to guide someone to an out-of-the-way, isolated location could be a precursor to kidnapping or worse. Continue reading GangWang GPS Navigation Attack Leads Unsuspecting Drivers Astray
Google is making it significantly easier to find restaurants that you will actually like with new Your Match feature on Android and iOS.
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By Waqas
If you thought you have seen it all then you
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With Google’s near-monopoly on the internet, it can be difficult to get around in cyberspace without encountering at least some aspect of this monolithic, data-gathering giant. It usually takes a concerted effort, but it is technically possible to do. While [Mat] is still using some Google products, he has at least figured out a way to get Google Home to work with location data without actually sharing that data with Google, which is a step in the right direction.
[Mat]’s goal was to use Google’s location sharing features through Google Home, but without the creepiness factor of Google knowing everything …read more
By Uzair Amir
Google Maps users need to stay vigilant as cybercriminals are taking
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Google Maps flaw lets hackers redirect users to malicious sites
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A bug in Google Maps has turned it into a better URL shortener for crooks than goo.gl Continue reading Google Maps open redirect flaw abused by scammers
An Android vulnerability called Janus allows attackers to inject malicious code into signed Android apps. Continue reading Android Flaw Poisons Signed Apps with Malicious Code
An Android vulnerability called Janus allows attackers to inject malicious code into signed Android apps. Continue reading Android Flaw Poisons Signed Apps with Malicious Code
“She had ignored her phone’s instructions.” Continue reading When Is It Time to Disobey GPS Directions?
The announcement comes on National Aboriginal Day. Continue reading Google Maps Will Now Display More Than 3,000 Indigenous Lands in Canada