Huawei Willing To Sing “No-Spy” Agreement With British Government

China’s Huawei Technology is willing to sign a “no-spy agreement” with the British government so that UK authorities and politicians can be assured of the company that its technology would not be allowed to be used for surveillance, said the company chairman. Huawei had no intention of conducting surveillance on western consumers and that reports…

Human Rights Group Could Have Been Target of WhatsApp Security Breach

Human rights groups could have been the target the latest cyber breach according to WhatsApp. The messaging company said that it had found signs for the same as the malicious app originated from a government which was used for surveillance with the help of technology developed by a private company. Help for an investigation has…

France To Probe Monsanto’s Attempt To List Influencers To Change Opinion

A preliminary investigation into the alleged illegally filed that had been put together on behalf of the US pesticides manufacturer Monsanto related to the views and pliability of high-profile figures and media outlets numbering into hundreds. Te investigation has been initiated by French authorities according to reports. That Paris prosecutors office said that a complaint…

Amazon And Other Rival Sites Benefit From Reduced Ads On Google

There is increased competition from those websites which are used for purchasing products and those which are perceived to be free of potentially offensive content and this is affected the largest U.S. digital advertising platform – Alphabet Inc’s Google, according to information available from advertising buyers. Earlier this week, its slowest quarterly revenue growth in…

Alphabet Blames Youtube For Drop In Ad Revenues In First Quarter

Alphabet stocks fell by at least 7 per cent after the US tech giant announced a sharp drop in its ad revenue growth. The fall has been blamed on an algorithm in YouTube which caused lower engagement and consequent lower growth in revenues on the site, said Alphabet’s CFO Ruth Porat. “While YouTube clicks continue…