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This is not "OK Google." You probably know that Google keeps track of everything you type into its search bar, just like it scans your email to “ analyze your content .” But what you may not realize is that Google has also  been recording you , as the  Guardian  points out, though not necessarily in the NSA-manner Edward Snowden  talked about recently . If you’ve used Google’s voice-control features (normally prompted after saying “OK Google” or hitting a microphone icon), everything you’ve spoken to the service has been recorded, ostensibly to give you a record like your regular search history and perhaps improve Google’s voice recognition. Fortunately, Google does allow you to listen to yourself and clear that history. If you visit Google’s  History site  and go to the  Voice & Audio Activity  tab, you can listen to what you’ve asked Google and delete all the files. You can also change the settings to make sure it doesn’t record...

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, appreheded one Tonwerigha Oyintonbra Tombrown for purportedly duping an Irish pro, Izabela Glogowska to the tune of €53,000 (about N11.6million) in an Internet scam. According to a declaration by the delegate of the antigraft association, Wilson Uwajaren, the Irish woman Glogowska charged that Tombrown who acted like a detectable online merchant Michael Freeman, betrayed her into sending him €1,000 through Western Union/Money gram as portion for a business deal. She included that he later put a show to be one Ben Andrews asking for an additional €10,000 stating that there was a technique change. The same Andrews provoked her to send the trade to Tombrown out Nigeria, who twisted up possessing the money to a fake record.  Attempts to recover her money showed unproductive, from now on she engaged the EFCC. The suspect would be charged to court when examinations are done up.