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Google Family Link lets you monitor kids’ mobile usage
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Q&A: Google’s Bunmi Banjo chats Africa’s digital skills growth
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Google hits one million mark in training Africans
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Intel to buy Mobileye in $15bn deal
Intel has announced that it will be acquiring Israeli automotive tech firm Mobileye in a deal worth just over US$15.3-billion. Thhe company produces smart…
Imizamo Yethu: Uber will ferry your donations to fire victims
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15% of Twitter users are actually bots, study claims
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13% of South Africans use ad-blocking – study
A new report by Effective Measure has found that 13% of South Africans use ad-blocking software. The study saw 2987 respondents being surveyed from…
Wikileaks reveals CIA malware for Android, iOS, Samsung TVs
Whistleblowing organisation Wikileaks has published its latest cache of documents, revealing CIA malware that focuses on Android, iOS devices and smart TVs. Additionally, the…
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