The social media platform has taken down 1,84,241 accounts from March 26 to April 25 2024.
The devices at most risk are older versions of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, and even visionOS for the Vision Pro headset.
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Google is facing criticism over its AI platform Gemini in India, leading to an apology to Prime Minister Modi. The government is seeking clarification on the platform's reliability. The controversy is escalating with allegations of racial bias and historical inaccuracies, leading to calls for CEO Sundar Pichai's resignation.
TalentSprint, a leading global edtech company, has introduced a unique program called 'WISH' (Women in Silicon Hardware) to empower women engineers in the Semiconductor and Hardware industry. Google supports the program, which offers full scholarships and internship opportunities to the selected 50 third-year women engineering students for this cohort.
The tech giant cites non-compliance with Play Store policies as the reason behind the warnings.
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