Google has just announced a series of measures with which it seeks to support the media that offer a paid subscription. Through an entry in your blog, they detail the changes that will make effective to favor these publications.

Yes, it sounds incredible and we are incredulous to a certain extent. Google just published an update for its famous Gmail service, where they guarantee that from today they will stop scanning the content of our emails to show us publicity.

Today we learned that Unroll.me the popular service to eliminate mail subscriptions that do not interest you, had been selling the data of its users to Uber, and once they were caught in it, issued a statement not apologizing, but expressing how they “broke the heart” the distrust generated to its users and also took the opportunity to remind us that

Google has decided to split Hangouts in two to finally become a business productivity tool with which to compete with Slack and HipChat. The search engine company had been warning since August that Hangouts would become a tool aimed at business, and reminded us again in January announcing the closure of its public API.

Google has decided to try to strengthen the security of Gmail, and has taken the decision to start preventing us from uploading and sending any kind of JavaScript file through its service. The decision was announced tonight through G Suit’s blog. The .js format files are linked in this way to the restrictions that already suffer others such as .exe,

Google has released a paper explaining the security of its cloud infrastructure, both for its own operations and for public use. The report comes Friday, describing six layers of security and revealing some interesting facts about the operations of the Gran G. Perhaps the most interesting of them all is that they design their own chips , including one of “hardware

In the battle for team management there are more and more participants who want a piece of cake. Microsoft recently launched Teams for Office 365. The most popular social network on the planet brought us Workplace by Facebook, and so far a reference in the world of these tools, Slack seems to be looking for a partner of weight not to

The CAPTCHA have been accompanying us for years … and causing headaches alike. From the times when this country went crazy with the cyberlockers, where they were needed to download anything – anyone remember Rapidshare cats? – going through the current identity verification systems, its use is any Something less alien.

Last September Google announced that, starting in 2017, it would start tagging some of the non-HTTPS pages as unsafe. A news item that jumped back to the news briefing just a few days ago, when the entity explained in an interview at Wired the reasons for its decision. An initiative that is part of the security strategy of