Technology

Facebook's Global Policy Management President Monika Bickert announced the removal of deceptive images and videos designed to mislead users, targeting content that artificially alters visual media to create false narratives.

At CES 2020, TV manufacturers unveiled cutting-edge televisions with AI technology, voice assistant integration, and smart home control features. Brands like LG, Samsung, Sony, and TCL presented innovative high-definition models designed to appeal to tech-savvy consumers.

Toyota Motor Corporation plans to transform a 175-acre former car factory into a "Prototype City of the Future" called Woven City. Located at the base of Mount Fuji, this innovative project will house 2,000 people and serve as a laboratory for autonomous vehicles and sustainable technologies.

Totok, the Middle Eastern messaging app, has been reinstated on the Google Play Store after previously being removed due to spying accusations reported by The New York Times. The app, which offers free calls and texts, allows users to connect across different countries and has regained its downloadable status.

Smart home tech company Wyze admits significant data breach, with cybersecurity firm Twelve Security reporting that user names, email addresses, and camera feed permissions were publicly accessible online, raising privacy concerns for millions of customers.