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Update for Copilot on Windows begins rolling out to Windows Insiders with new features and improvements
Winsage
March 4, 2025

Update for Copilot on Windows begins rolling out to Windows Insiders with new features and improvements

The Microsoft Copilot app on Windows is being updated to version 1.25023.101.0 and higher, featuring a redesigned side panel for easier conversation initiation and access to conversation history. Users can ask specific questions about their PC, receiving tailored responses based on their Windows version. Quick access is available via the Alt + Space hotkey or the Copilot Key on compatible PCs. The update is being rolled out gradually through the Microsoft Store to all Insider Channels. Feedback can be submitted through the Feedback Hub or directly within the Copilot app.
How to uninstall apps on Android
AppWizard
December 25, 2024

How to uninstall apps on Android

To uninstall an app on Android, you can use one of the following methods: 1. Press and hold the app icon on the home screen until it becomes movable, then slide it to the "uninstall" area and confirm the removal. 2. Open the Google Play Store, tap on your profile icon, select "Manage apps and devices," navigate to "Manage," check the boxes for the apps you want to uninstall, and click the trash can icon to remove them. 3. Search for the app in the Play Store, open its details page, and select "uninstall" to remove it, confirming the action when prompted.
If you have any of these 15 apps on your Android phone, you must delete them now!
AppWizard
November 27, 2024

If you have any of these 15 apps on your Android phone, you must delete them now!

Recent findings from cybersecurity firm McAfee have identified 15 specific applications that pose significant security risks to Android users, having been installed on over eight million devices. These apps exploit social engineering tactics to deceive users into revealing personal information, leading to potential harassment, extortion, and financial losses. There has been a notable increase in SpyLoan applications, which target users by offering seemingly legitimate quick loans with low rates, but often manipulate users into impulsive decisions and operate covertly. Some of these malicious apps have been found on the official Google Play Store, raising concerns about app vetting processes. Google has removed some of these apps and developers have updated others to mitigate risks. Users are advised to delete any identified malicious apps immediately and enable Play Protect to scan for malware. Warning signs of a compromised device include alerts about viruses, malfunctioning antivirus software, decreased device performance, reduced storage space, and operational issues. Regular updates and removal of untrusted apps are essential for device security.
Millions of Android users get urgent Google app warning - check your phone now
AppWizard
October 16, 2024

Millions of Android users get urgent Google app warning – check your phone now

Security experts from Zscaler have reported that over 200 malware-laden applications are available on Google's Play Store, with more than eight million installations by users. The report highlights a 111 percent increase in spyware incidents and a 29 percent rise in banking malware. Anatsa, an Android banking trojan, has targeted over 650 financial institutions. Zscaler's Chief Security Officer noted that cybercriminals are increasingly exploiting legacy assets, leading to data breaches and ransomware attacks. Google is working to remove harmful apps, but users are advised to review feedback, verify developer reputations, and enable Google Play Protect for enhanced security.
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