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Grammarly says that it will expand on its AI-powered digital writing assistant with a new product for businesses of all size.
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Grammarly announced today that its Grammarly mobile keyboard is being updated to support synonyms on the go.
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Grammarly has updated its popular online grammar checker with new AI-powered writing suggestions for correctness, clarity, engagement, and delivery.
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Those using the Premium version of Grammarly now have a new tool that will catch inconsistencies in spelling, punctuation, and formatting.
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The latest update to the Grammarly Keyboard on iOS adds a new Dark theme, emoji search, and dictation functionality.
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The online spell check platform is taking its private bounty program public in hopes of outing more threats. Continue reading Grammarly Launches Public Bug Bounty Program
Grammarly announced today that it is beta-testing support for Google Docs in its Chrome extension.
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Grammarly today updated its Android keyboard with some useful new customization features, further enhancing the value of this unique solution.
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A vulnerability in the Grammarly Chrome and Firefox extensions allowed websites to read users’ authentication tokes and use to them to log in to the users’ Grammarly accounts and access all the (potentially sensitive) information held in th… Continue reading Flaw in Grammarly’s extensions opened user accounts to compromise
A Google vulnerability researcher has found a gaping security hole in a popular web browser extension, that could have potentially exposed your private writings on the internet.
Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
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