From WhatsApp to WeChat, real-time messaging is redefining how companies communicate—but security, compliance, and control still lag behind.
End-to-end encryption is just the trailer — the real story lies in what these apps collect, how they use it, and whether your secrets are truly safe.
Cybercriminals are turning SMS systems into profit pipelines—here’s how companies are losing millions without ever seeing it coming.
Pixel 9 and Galaxy S25 users can now text from the middle of nowhere—no signal, no problem.
No Signal, no problem. This lowkey hack turns Apple Notes into your undercover chatroom.
Marketed as safe for teens, Discord faces legal heat over claims it lets minors slip through the cracks and into danger.
From podcast bravado to prison bars, Keefe D’s self-snitching spree just turned into a legal nightmare—with jail time and media ethics under fire.
Fake dean emails, phony internships, and urgent requests — phishing at Princeton is more frequent, more convincing, and harder to ignore.
Col. Susan Meyers was removed hours after sending a base-wide email distancing Pituffik Space Base from Vice President Vance’s political remarks.
Custom filters, visual grouping, and AI labels turn Gmail into a productivity playground—with the familiar Notion twist.
A mystery breach rocks the infamous imageboard, sparking chaos and speculation online.
Emails from Amazon’s seller team hint at growing concern as U.S.-China trade tensions shake e-commerce operations.
