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  Apple proposes new emojis depicting disabled people

  Publié: mars 24, 2018, 3:50pm CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Apple has pitched the idea of introducing more than a dozen new emojis with a focus on disabilities. In a submission to the Unicode Consortium, the iPhone maker suggests 13 new emojis depicting a guide dog, wheelchair users and prosthetic limbs. The company says that the current batch of emojis do not represent people with disabilities, and it would like to redress the balance. For now, just a limited number of disability-focused additions have been suggested, but Apple says that this should just be the starting point. See also: Apple announces plans to acquire digital magazine service Texture Apple reveals… [Continue Reading]
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  2 million Spotify users are blocking ads... for free

  Publié: mars 24, 2018, 11:27am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Spotify has revealed that around 2 million of its users have been using hacked versions of apps to bypass ads without paying for the privilege. It means that more than 2 percent of the service's free users are useful modified versions of apps. The hacked apps also allow for access to premium Spotify features, and this explains the company's eagerness to crack down on the practice. See also: Mozilla's 2018 roadmap shows ad blocking (of sorts) is coming to Firefox Ad-blocker and privacy tool Ghostery goes open source, and has new ways to make money Google explains how Chrome's new… [Continue Reading]
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  Mozilla's 2018 roadmap shows ad blocking (of sorts) is coming to Firefox

  Publié: mars 24, 2018, 10:15am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  Ads may be central to the running of the web, but that doesn't mean people want to see them. Ad blocking is more popular than ever, and it's something that's been noted by Mozilla. Revealing its 2018 roadmap for Firefox, the company says that an ad blocker is being added to the web browser -- albeit a limited one. On top of this, additional privacy controls are on the cards, as is a tool to block auto playing videos, and a breach alert system. See also: Firefox's 'master password' system can be easily bypassed using brute force You'll be able… [Continue Reading]
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  Et tu, Tumblr? Blogging site says it was used by Russia to spread fake news in 2016

  Publié: mars 24, 2018, 9:31am CET par Mark Wycislik-Wilson

  When it comes to talk of Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election that saw Donald Trump catapulted to power, the focus has been very much on Facebook and Twitter. But now the blogging platform Tumblr has held its hand up and revealed that it was used by Russian trolls to disseminate disinformation and propaganda. Tumblr says that it discovered a number of accounts that were used by Russia's Internet Research Agency (IRA), and that it helped with an investigation and prosecution of numerous individuals. See also: The Google News Initiative is yet another attempt to combat fake news… [Continue Reading]