Android Leftovers

• Why You Should Uninstall Your Android Antivirus Software

• How to Take Full-Page Screenshots in Chrome on Android - Dignited

• MIUI 12.5 Enhanced and Android 11 updates land combined on the Redmi 9T globally - NotebookCheck.net News

• Stadia Controller and Android TV will soon play nicer with each other - SlashGear

• Chrome OS Could Allow Users to Run Android Apps | 'Android Push' | Tech Times

Microsoft's very bad year for security: A timeline

So far, 2021 has proved to be somewhat of a security annus horribilis for tech giant Microsoft, with numerous vulnerabilities impacting several of its leading services, including Active Directory, Exchange, and Azure. Microsoft is no stranger to being targeted by attackers seeking to exploit known and zero-day vulnerabilities, but the rate and scale of the incidents it has faced since early March has put the tech giant on its back foot for at least a moment or two. What follows is a timeline of the significant security events that have afflicted Microsoft in 2021, why it remains susceptible to serious vulnerabilities and attacks, and an assessment of its response according to experts from across the cybersecurity sector.

Android Leftovers

• Android 12 Custom ROM List: Unofficially update your Android smartphone!

• At a Glance weather back in Pixel Launcher on Android 12 - 9to5Google

• Google's Pixel 6 reveal event is Tuesday: Watch the Android 12 phone's reveal - CNET

• How to use the dynamic theme on Android 12 | NextPit

• How to recover deleted contacts from your Google Account on Android – Phandroid

• You'll soon be able to use your Android phone apps on your Chromebook | Android Central

• Best Android app deals of the day: Hack Slash Loot, more - 9to5Toys

• Most Android Phones Collect An Astonishing Amount Of User Data, Without Consent - Tech

• Study Shows How Android Phones Still Track Users, Even When 'Opted Out' | Techdirt

• Google is improving the Stadia Controller experience on Android TV