DOJ Prepares Radical Proposal to Force Google's Chrome Sale and Android Unbundling
US Department of Justice plans aggressive action following Google's antitrust trial verdict, potentially forcing the tech giant to sell Chrome browser and separate Android components. The proposals aim to limit Google's market dominance and include new advertiser controls and AI content usage restrictions.
Chrome's Manifest V3 Falls Short in Tackling Extension Security Risks
Google's Manifest V3 framework for Chrome extensions fails to fully address security concerns, leaving users vulnerable to data theft and malware. Experts urge vigilance when installing extensions and recommend regular security practices.
Google's 'Jarvis' AI: Revolutionizing Computer Task Automation
Google is developing an advanced AI system, codenamed 'Jarvis', capable of automating various web-based tasks. This innovative project aims to streamline everyday computer activities, potentially transforming user interactions with digital interfaces.
Opera Defies Chrome: Pledges Continued Support for uBlock Origin and MV2 Extensions
Opera announces plans to maintain support for uBlock Origin and other Manifest V2 extensions, despite Google Chrome's phase-out. This bold move positions Opera as a user-friendly alternative for those prioritizing ad-blocking and privacy features.
Google's Chrome Crackdown: uBlock Origin Disabled as Ad-Blocking Battle Intensifies
Google has begun disabling uBlock Origin in Chrome, signaling a shift in ad-blocking capabilities. This move, part of the transition to Manifest V3, has sparked user concerns and may lead to increased adoption of alternative browsers.