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Google Opens Up Tool to Make Your Privates Private
On Friday, Google announced its machine learning tool called Magritte was going open source. According to information sent to Gizmodo, the tool detects objects inside images or video and automatically applies blur when they appear on screen. Google mentioned the object does not matter, and blur can be applied to, for example, licence plates or…
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Android’s ‘Find My’ Alternative Might Be Better Than Apple’s
For those of us with iPhones, sharing our location with friends and family is simple. The Find My app (formally Find My Friends) is your one-stop shop for tracking the contacts, devices, and items in your life. But on Android, there’s not an obvious equivalent. You won’t find a “Share Location” option when texting your…
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Substack Courts Unhappy Twitter Users Looking for a New Home Post-Musk
If you’ve been on Twitter at all since it became an Elon Musk company, you’ve no doubt seen apoplectic users imploding as they worry it’s becoming more of a swamp than it was before — if that’s even possible. In recent days, a barrage of users has lamented the state of blue bird app and…
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Proton Drive vs Google Drive: How the Services Compare
If you’re looking for somewhere to store your files in the cloud, there’s a new service to consider — alongside the many options that you’ve already got. The developers behind Proton Mail have launched a Proton Drive service that promotes security and privacy, so we’re going to weigh up its various features against one of…