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Amid the pandemic, the single most important company Zoom has now taken steps to ensure children attending classes online on its platform don't get distracted while the teacher can monitor the classroom.

Popular video calling platform Zoom has announced plans to acquire Karlsruhe Information Technology Solutions GmbH, also known as Kites.

A six-year-old girl's video message to Prime Minister Narendra Modi complaining of a huge burden of homework through online education triggered a policy change in Jammu and Kashmir to lighten the pressure on school kids.

Following in the footsteps of other enterprise-grade video calling solutions that opened their doors to the masses amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Microsoft has launched a version of Teams for personal use today.

After introducing one-on-one video calls, WhatsApp's rival messaging platform Telegram recently announced that it would get a group video calling feature in May.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has apparently issued a mandate that there will be no video-conferencing facilities like Zoom available for the 93rd Oscars ceremony.

Despite "Zoom fatigue" and the inability to simulate in-person networking with colleagues, scientists want conferences to be held virtually even after the COVID-19 pandemic is over, citing ease of attending from anywhere and low carbon footprint among its many perks.

WhatsApp has released the long-awaited voice and video calling feature for the app's desktop version. The feature doesn't yet support group calls, but it is optimized to work in both portrait and landscape orientations.

Dressing waist up and learning to apply just about the right amount of makeup, in a minute, has become the latest necessity.

A French hacker with a penchant for embarrassing Indian software endeavors claims to have found data breaches in the Koo app.

Video conferencing app Zoom had added the Studio Effects beta feature in September 2020, however it has been garnering users' attention just lately.

Apple had recently taken great pains to warn us about its evil Big Tech brethren and their evil advertisements. Looks like it forgot to heed its own warnings.

The Flash is an integral part of the DC Universe. But this responsibility comes with a set of villains.

The New Yorker magazine suspended its long-time contributor and chief legal analyst, Jeffrey Toobin, after he allegedly exposed himself on a Zoom call.

Zoom has had plenty of security issues, but among all of them, Zoom-bombing has been a persistent one.

This week, a number of developments were reported in the world of technology, including a few interesting hardware launches and some rather concerning security issues, outages, and data leaks.

Following Gmail and Google Meet, video conferencing giant Zoom has also fallen victim to an outage.

A lot has happened in the world of technology since last night.

Google has announced a new set of features to make Google Meet, its famous virtual conferencing solution, more useful for educators.

Even after all the promises, video conferencing giant Zoom keeps running into security issues.

A few months ago, Facebook introduced Messenger Rooms as its own "casual" take on Zoom and Google Meet.

Zoom video conferencing service has had plenty of trouble in keeping its platform safe from uninvited hackers and so-called 'Zoom-bombers'.

Along with the massive hack of high profile Twitter accounts, a lot has happened in the world of technology in the last 24 hours.

After a nearly three-month-long fundraising spree, Mukesh Ambani's telecom-to-digital entity Reliance Jio Platforms is expanding its footprint to step into the arena of video-conferencing.

In a bid to take on Zoom and cash in on the exploding demand for video conferencing, Google is updating its premium virtual meeting app, Google Meet, with the much-needed noise cancellation capability.

A 72-year-old man was stabbed to death during a call on the video conferencing platform Zoom in New York, United States. The attacker is said to be the 72-year-old's own son.

The spread of COVID-19 has surged the global demand for video-conferencing services like Zoom and Google Meet.

Even after seven years of its conclusion, The Office continues to spread smiles in the lives of people.

Like most of the world, South Africa is also under lockdown to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus disease.

As more than a third of the world's population remains under some kind of lockdown, video-conferencing has become the go-to option to connect and interact, be it with colleagues or friends.

Google Meet, the premium video conferencing service operated by Google, is now free for everyone around the world.

In a major move, social media giant Facebook has launched Messenger Rooms, a dedicated virtual meeting platform to take on the likes of Zoom and Google Meet.

From students to remote workers, everyone knows the pain of trying to take down notes while attending a virtual meeting.

You may already know about deepfakes, the AI-generated clips that show one person's face or voice in another person's video.

A few hours ago, multiple reports suggested that the Indian government has launched a video-conferencing service called 'Namaste' to help people replace Zoom, a virtual meeting app it recently declared 'unsafe'.

As India faces the COVID-19 lockdown, educators are rushing to use digital resources to ensure students keep learning even while being at home.

Given the whole COVID-19 situation, New York has officially started allowing wedding ceremonies to be conducted via video conference.

As COVID-19 cases continue to surge, more and more people are rushing to handle most of their jobs from the safety of their homes.

Zoom, the video conferencing app that shot to fame before being embroiled in several privacy-related debacles, has been red-flagged by the Indian government.