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Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and adve

Google is changing its ad-tracking policy: what does it mean for you?

Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and advertisers collect on users, how effective will this move be, and how can you opt-out of ad-tracking on your device?

Tech giant Google recently announced that it will allow users more control over their user data on Android devices. But with all the information that developers and advertisers collect on users, how effective will this move be, and how can you opt-out of ad-tracking on your device?

An Australian consumer watchdog has said that tech giant Google has misled some consumers about the personal location data collected via their Android devices. 

Australian watchdog: Google misled users on data collection

An Australian consumer watchdog has said that tech giant Google has misled some consumers about the personal location data collected via their Android devices.

An Australian consumer watchdog has said that tech giant Google has misled some consumers about the personal location data collected via their Android devices. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission says it has sought declarations and penalties from Google. The case reportedly alleges that Google collected, stored and used location data by turning on the location history setting on some devices by default.

OnePlus Nord users complain random factory reset, data loss

OnePlus Nord users are reporting on the company&rsquo;s forums of spontaneous factory resets that frequently lead to data loss. The device wipes don&rsquo;t require user intervention, and according to some of the affected people, the device was resetting in their pockets all by itself. The issue is not restricted to any specific region or a particular firmware revision, making it difficult to understand what&rsquo;s causing the issue. OnePlus&rsquo; developers have reportedly reached out to some users, but no such fix has arrived as yet.

OnePlus Nord users complain random factory reset, data loss
Nord resets in pockets, doesn&rsquo;t need user intervention
Not limited to a region or specific firmware
OnePlus&rsquo; devs have reached out, no fix as yet

OnePlus Nord users are reporting on the company&rsquo;s forums of spontaneous factory resets that frequently lead to data loss. The device wipes don&rsquo;t require user intervention, and according to some of the affected people, the device was resetting in their pockets all by itself. The issue is not restricted to any specific region or a particular firmware revision, making it difficult to understand what&rsquo;s causing the issue. OnePlus&rsquo; developers have reportedly reached out to some users, but no such fix has arrived as yet.

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