Google is testing a new Contacts Picker in Android 17 that stops apps from automatically pulling your entire address book.

Android protects these lookups through a protocol called DNS-over-TLS, which encrypts them before any content begins to load.

Unencrypted DNS requests can expose your browsing activity, but Android's Private DNS mode helps keep it secure. Here's how to enable it.

Samsung has added Google’s Nano Banana image-editing model to the Now Brief feature on Galaxy phones, allowing your device to ...

After backlash over identity-verification requirements intended to prevent malware, Google will now allow 'experienced users ...

Abstract: The need to detect and classify malware on Android devices has become crucial due to the widespread use of these devices daily. This paper presents a method for detecting and classifying ...

Your LinkedIn data will soon be used to train AI unless you opt out manually Privacy-conscious members can prevent AI training by changing data settings Default-on ...

WhatsApp is reportedly working on bringing cover photos, which was previously exclusive to WhatsApp Business to all users, offering greater customisation. As reported by WABetaInfo, the upcoming ...

Abstract: The diagnosis of railway system faults is significant for its comfort, efficiency, and safety. The rail profile faults are the most direct impact factors when considering the health ...