Google's Gemini AI now accesses WhatsApp, Messages, and Phone on Android by default, raising privacy concerns. Learn how to limit or disable its reach.

Before your brain jumps into hacker mode or Googling shady apps, take a breath. You don’t need to infect a device with a Trojan. Never…

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If it’s from China, the chances are higher!

We’ve all been there. The phone rings. No caller ID. A shiver runs down your spine. Is it the IRS? Your long-lost aunt Mildred? Or worse… a…

Google is testing a new "Calling Card" feature for Android, allowing users to personalize the incoming call screen with full-screen photos and custom fonts.

Your smartphone is more than just a gadget — it’s your wallet, your communication hub, and your personal diary. But with so much sensitive…

Our phones hold everything these days — messages, social media, personal information, and even our GPS location. While this is convenient…

Neon Mobile, an app that pays users to record and sell their phone calls to AI companies, has soared up the App Store charts, raising critical privacy concerns.

I remember the moment I realized something was off. It was a Friday evening, and I was on my way to catch up with friends at a café. My…

You’ve probably come across this scenario at least once: The phone rings, you pick it up, and the call drops the next second. The call…

A 16-country probe exposed First Wap's Altamides, a global surveillance tool that exploited the SS7 protocol to secretly track phone numbers and intercept private military, corporate, and T-Mobile communications.

Your phone isn’t just a phone anymore. It’s the master key to your entire digital life — your bank, your email, your photos, your…

A design flaw in WhatsApp's contact-lookup feature allowed researchers to scrape 3.5 billion user profiles globally, including photos and statuses, with no rate limits.

Freedom Chat, an application marketed as a secure messaging platform, has been exposed to serious risk following the

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It does feel more personal when they call, right?