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The hacker group called Fancy Bear (which has been linked to Russian intelligence agency GRU) has been accused of the leaking Democratic National Convention emails.
A new commit to Chromium seems to indicate that Google is working to add a way for the user to choose which search engine they want set as default within Chrome.
Russia recently threatened to block Telegram with the country if they did not hand over some of their users' data. The company refused but now says they will register with the legal framework of the Russian Federation and says they will still not share any private data with Russian officials.
Russia says the Telegram messaging application is used by terrorists and it is demanding data from a number of its users. The country says they'll outright ban the service within its country if Telegram doesn't hand over that user data.
Google has just announced that Android Pay is now being launched in Russia. The service is available at 15 banks and thousands of organizations are supported at launch
It seems that Android Pay will soon be launching in Canada and Russia after users found the Android Pay app to be installed on their devices, without manually doing so themselves.
Google has reached an out-of-court settlement in a Russian case regarding antitrust concerns surrounding Android. The company was originally chastised for suppressing search engine choices and the pre-installation of their apps.
As part of the settlement, Google will pay the previous fine of...
On the outside, Zello is just a walkie talkie application to help people communicate with each other. However, it has been used to organize protests as of late and thanks to the company not sharing user data, it has now been blocked in Russia.
Earlier today some promotional materials for the One X10 was leaked, but now the device has officially been unveiled in Russia and it is up on the HTC website.
Many people dislike bloatware in the form of adware and spyware because they value privacy, while others fear they can be hacked and used against you. A piece of Russian adware called Ewind has been discovered to allow hackers to gain control over your Android device.
The Honor 8 was received a decent reception when launched, but now Huawei has just released a Pro variant in Russia. The device is actually identical to the V9 that was launched in China, but pricing has yet to be announced.
It seems Sony has officially launched a successor to their 2013 Xperia L smartphone. The Xperia L1 just received certification in Russia, but there aren't any additional details about the device available right now.
A new intelligence report published last week claims that the Russian Federal Security Service offers bribes for backdoors in commercial products and recruits black hat hackers and that have supposedly cracked Telegram, which is a popular encrypted messaging service.
We've been seeing rumors and reports about the 2017 edition Galaxy A smartphones from Samsung lately. Interestingly enough, these devices have just been launched in Russia for between $387 and $555.
Due to being in violation of a law passed in 2014, LinkedIn is being pulled from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. The law states that all data collected on Russian citizens must be stored with Russian borders.
A report from the security research team CrowdStrike talks about a hacking team in Russia called Fancy Bear. It's been discovered that these hackers actually implanted Android malware (known as X-Agent) into an Android application that was used by the Ukrainian military so they could track them.
Russian authorities have granted certification to the HTC 10 EVO, One X10, Desire 650 - three HTC devices which have yet to be announced. We know the HTC 10 EVO is the EMEA variant of the HTC Bolt, but we're not quite sure what specs the HTC One X10, Desire 650 will bring to the table.
If you have a MasterCard with Sberbank in Russia, then you can now add your credit card to Samsung Pay. This means Samsung Pay is now available at 7 major banks within the country.
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