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[ad_1] Google's Chrome browser now lists all unencrypted sites as explicitly "insecure", starting with the current version of Chrome 68. The change also applies to all HTTP sites, which will now display …

[ad_1] [Image: ZDNet] Chrome will start today to mark sites that do not use HTTPS as "unsafe". First announced two years ago, Google said it would report any site that still uses …

[ad_1] The 64 MeerKAT radio antennas located in the Northern Cape produced an astounding picture of the center of our Milky Way galaxy, largely thanks to the expertise and servers made available …

[ad_1] A slide of a Google I / O speech where company engineers were asking operators to encrypt HTTPS. Screenshot of Stephen Shankland / CNET Three and a half years ago, Google …

[ad_1] The winner of the World Cup, who currently plays for Porto, insisted that he did not believe that the lunar landings had actually taken place in 1969. The legendary Spanish goalkeeper …

[ad_1] O nePlus built his empire (so to speak) by being the "flagship killer" at half the price. They offered a phone that was pretty good, at a really good price, and …

[ad_1] 7999 62 The Infinix Hot 6 Pro ticked all the boxes in the Budget segment phone and offers a long battery life intended for hours of bulimia observation. Note from Infinix …

[ad_1] The European Commission has made the phrase "Android forks" a popular word last week. But developers who want to create and popularize their Android forks have simply found the job more …

[ad_1] A series of features have been introduced this year in the arena of smartphones. As a result, many smartphone manufacturers have also adopted these features in their recent offerings. What then …

[ad_1] We all badume everything, but scientists need evidence to do anything and believe everything. Fossils and embryology are sufficient evidence to prove the story and the badumptions that were made earlier. …