A Reddit user and software engineer went ahead and reverse-engineered TikTok to see what makes it tick (heh). And what he found is very worrying, and somewhat expected, knowing what information apps and social platforms know about their users. But still worrying.
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Microsoft Teams is a bit…eh, right? Like, who actually cares about Teams when there are so many competing apps that…
Who doesn’t like a lekker tune, eh? DStv is trying to bolster its service in recent weeks, with the announcement…
SpaceX’s recent Falcon 9 rocket launch proves humanity has come leaps and bounds in its effort to reach other worlds. But now…
There’s not really all that much that we, as civillians, can do if a police officer decides to get a…
Sometimes 140 characters just aren’t enough to convey your intentions on Twitter. While we welcome the short-format, sometimes more info…