There are 3.5 billion smartphone users in the world today (2020). Almost every third person worldwide owns a smartphone. With so much content in hand, it gets harder to filter out fake or inauthentic pieces. Most content that is shared on Facebook and Twitter and popular chat apps like WhatsApp tend to be fake in nature [More]

The internet is booming at the time of COVID-19 infection. Although the internet has helped to ease daily chores by offering online banking and e-shopping options, it has also given rise to digital malpractices such as cyberattacks and conspiracies. [More]

With an ever-increasing for faster internet, 5G has become a messiah for both individuals and professionals. The use of a smartphone is increasing every year along with the use of cellular data. Since its inception, many have upgraded their smartphone or cellular services to enjoy 5G. [More]

Each malware is created for a unique purpose. Most viruses can be prevented or remedied with the use of Firewall or Anti-virus software, however, few viruses are irrecuperable to an extent that it destroys the core system. [More]

When the Internet was booming, the SEO was a relatively new thing for the internet goers. it caught up when the early digital marketers realized the potential of internet search. It wasn't late until Google started investing in SERP Algorithm updates and Adsense/Adwords. [More]

Search Engine is a web-based service or program designed to allow Internet users to search for content via the world wide web. A user generally enters search or query into a search engine and receives a list of web content results in the form of websites, images, videos or other online data. [More]

CAPTCHA is a digital program designed to distinguish human from machine input, typically as a way of thwarting spam and automated extraction of data from websites. It is an acronym for ‘Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.’ [More]