Google releases Pixel update to get rid of surveillance vulnerability
At the time, Google told us that it had “seen no evidence of any active exploitation,” and with today’s release of the monthly Pixel software update, it’s getting rid of Showcase.apk altogether. The release notes confirm that the September patch includes a fix to “remove third-party APK to address security vulnerability.”
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Google integrates Gemini AI into Chrome's address bar, revolutionizing web browsing and marking a significant step towards AI-driven internet interaction for millions of users worldwide.
Updated September 3 with new Chrome fixes for high-severity vulnerabilities.
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