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YouTube Will Now Fact-Check Videos To Curb COVID-19 Misinfo
YouTube plans to bring this feature globally after scaling up its systems to support the effort. 
YouTube plans to bring this feature globally after scaling up its systems to support the effort. -
'Black Rose Lucy' Is Back As An Android Ransomware
Experts warn the ransomware spreads through various social media and messengers, disguising itself as a “video streaming optimizer.” 
Experts warn the ransomware spreads through various social media and messengers, disguising itself as a “video streaming optimizer.” -
How Technology Has Improved Kids' Learning Abilities
Students are making use of online homework help, assignment services for research, online tutoring, and digital tools to improve their grades. 
Students are making use of online homework help, assignment services for research, online tutoring, and digital tools to improve their grades. -
How Android, iOS Contact Tracing Apps Are Handling Privacy Issues
Google and Apple's COVID-19 contact tracing technology is getting improved ahead of launch, with some notable improvements to protecting privacy. 
Google and Apple's COVID-19 contact tracing technology is getting improved ahead of launch, with some notable improvements to protecting privacy. -
Microsoft Asks Users To Use Edge Instead Of Chrome
With the new Chromium-based Edge browser, Microsoft attempts to revive itself in a space it has been losing for almost a decade. 
With the new Chromium-based Edge browser, Microsoft attempts to revive itself in a space it has been losing for almost a decade. -
Huawei's Take On Google Maps Arrives With HERE WeGo
HERE's map application is actually older than Google Maps. 
HERE's map application is actually older than Google Maps. -
Art Shows Have Gone Virtual Due To COVID-19
Artists and galleries are now using online platforms to continue doing their passion. 
Artists and galleries are now using online platforms to continue doing their passion. -
Coronavirus And The Search For Privacy-Friendly Contact Tracing Tools
Boston University researchers have proposed a solution that can help track contagious diseases without the need for privacy-invading tools. 
Boston University researchers have proposed a solution that can help track contagious diseases without the need for privacy-invading tools. -
Coronavirus: Experts Warn Against Unsupervised Use Of Chloroquine
With politicians touting the potential benefits of malaria drugs to fight COVID-19, some people are turning away from clinical trials of other therapies. 
With politicians touting the potential benefits of malaria drugs to fight COVID-19, some people are turning away from clinical trials of other therapies. -
AI Detects Ocean Plastic Using Satellite Data
A pioneering technique to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, led by scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, has been published this week in Scientific Reports. 
A pioneering technique to detect plastics floating on the sea surface, led by scientists at Plymouth Marine Laboratory, has been published this week in Scientific Reports.
