Since its humble beginnings in 2010, the company has grown into an estimated worth of $100 billion, and it takes its account verification process very seriously. Many bogus online companies claiming guaranteed instagram verification have outright fooled thousands of people, companies, and brands out of their money by making promises that are not only false, but may have done irreparable damage to the account. For this reason it is time to have a frank discussion on whether you can really “buy Instagram verification” and if it is worth considering the use of an agency....

Google has several reward programs for its security, and one of them is called the Android and Google Security Devices Reward Program. In this program, if you find a vulnerability with the software or hardware of a Google product, the company will reward you. Google’s security reward program will include more products Google’s security reward program will include more products This program already included 1st-party Google products like the Pixel devices....

However, Google’s way of handling location data has always been under a shadow of a doubt. Researchers, a few years ago, found out that Google went onto collect user’s location data, even after they denied such permissions. Fast forward to now, 9to5Google reported Google Maps users on Android and iOS are seeing a new prompt. This prompt titled “How navigation data makes Maps better” gives permission to the app to crowdsource user’s navigation data....

Dates back to October, we reported that Google is developing the second-gen Tensor SoC for the Pixel 7. Also, the codename for this was “Cloudripper,” and the model number for Google’s second-generation Tensor chip is GS201, compared to the first generation with GS101. Also, the reports say that the chip will feature a Samsung modem with the model number “g5300b.” This modem is still in development, and it’s not available. Moreover, the source believes that the next Tensor chip comes with the Exynos Modem 5300....

Google mistakenly pushed Verizon Android 12 update to non-Verizon Pixels Google mistakenly pushed Verizon Android 12 update to non-Verizon Pixels It seems like quite a few people did it, unfortunately. The good news is, this shouldn’t impact your phone’s performance, or anything of the sort. That’s, at least, what Google said to 9to5Google. Google also noted that the issue has been resolved, and that the prompt won’t be popping up anymore....