In case you missed it, Sony recently decided to delete a bunch of Studio Canal movies from customers’ libraries (and […]
Tag Archive for ‘Google’
Your periodic reminder to disregard Google Search
For a little while a couple days ago, Google served up a meaningless AI message and a wall of blank […]
Google vs. open-source sideloading
Via The Register: Google will extend developer verification to all Android apps, not just those installed from the Play Store, […]
Why Google created the “indirect prompt injection” vuln
Well, this happened at Google recently: Unlike direct prompt injections, where an attacker directly inputs malicious commands into a prompt, […]
Dystopia watch: a megacorp’s stealth ads infesting the short-film industry
Google really wants to go all-in on AI and have us accept the resulting river of slop as the new […]
YouTube helpfully reminds me that Hitler is dead
One of the YouTube channels I subscribe to is Megaprojects. Its main focus is on big construction projects (hence the […]
Google’s AI tried to upsell me on a paid version of Firefox
Once in a while when I’m updating my phone’s apps, I’ll idly click over to an app’s Play Store page […]
The stupidest “explicit content” moderation I’ve ever seen personally
While I was writing about an old sci-fi book that probably wasn’t deliberately removed from Google’s search results, the theory […]
Why I keep changing Google accounts
I have a Google account, of course. It’s easy to not rely on Google, but hard to do without entirely. I’m old enough to have had a Google account for years […]
YouTube for Android’s ephemeral pseudo-changelog
I’ve written before about corporations that don’t bother letting their customers know about changes to their apps or services. Just […]
Ray of Infamy 