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Before Facebook brought WhatsApp... WhatsApp back up data wasn't showing up. Now, it does. Does it mean WhatsApp backup will occupy Google Drive space?

Should you use 'Continue with Google' or 'Sign up with Email'? Here's a simple guide: Continue with Google: Fast and easy—no need to make a new password. Google keeps your account safe with extra security. But the app gets some info from your Goo

META(let Facebook) has partnered with India's PTI along with 11 more third party fact checking org. to enhance its fact checking ability ✅. Due to stop spreading false information about recent lok-savha election.

Can we make Internet Free? WhatsApp, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Google are almost free to use. How? They collect data and sell it to third party by which ads are shown to the user. So, Why can't Internet be free. They also have data, lot of a

Google is appealing a verdict requiring it to open the Play Store to third-party app stores and allow alternative payment methods. The company argues the judge overstepped by dictating product design, while Epic Games maintains Google stifles competi

Thinking of starting a service providing business. I am completely new to these things and don't have any knowledge regarding the setting up a business. But I have a idea of initially provide a data entry service to companies.As many companies hire

I am developing sign up page , I have multiple sections such as mobile number password then personal information then other information then images to upload, what if user quits in between sign up process, if user closes tab , then if user revisits

My company (A Contact Center) has launched a SaaS product for small business owners, solopreneurs and E-com owners to make their life easier. It's a subscription based call center starting 4999 for 24/7 call support.. Let that sink in. A full fle

Hi, I can set up 1. Google business profile 2. Facebook page 3. Linkedin business profile with photos contact me if you are interested

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, said on Tuesday it would start offering up to $5,000 to creators on platforms like TikTok and YouTube to start making content on its platforms instead.