Google has upgraded Ads Advisor with AI that flags policy issues in real time, monitors account security, and helps manage fixes and certifications. It also adds passkeys for safer logins and AI call tracking to identify real leads.

Cointelegraph has seen some of its regional editions return to Google search results, but the main platform continues to face a sharp decline in visibility following a dramatic traffic collapse linked to algorithmic changes.

Hackers created fake Google Play pages to trick Brazilian users into downloading malicious apps that secretly mine cryptocurrency and steal data. The malware can also hijack crypto transactions and give attackers full remote control of infected phones.

The UK’s financial watchdog has called on all major social media companies to block cryptocurrency exchange HTX from British users, marking a rare and aggressive escalation that underscores growing regulatory impatience with crypto firms accused of flouting advertising rules.

The Financial Times is under fire after it compared the current state of Bitcoin to how a skydiver insists that "everything is fine" just before a fatal crash, hinting that Bitcoin could be drying up and facing its imminent end.

Global interest in Bitcoin is flashing back to life as Google search volume for the term “Bitcoin” surged to its highest level in a year, coinciding with one of the asset’s most volatile trading weeks since late 2024.

The battle to become the blockchain's first platform to integrate an emerging AI agent economy is heating up — with MultiversX, making the first blow move.

AI-powered crypto projects are set to get a major adoption tailwind after the European Union forced Google to open its Android ecosystem to competing AI tools, with many AI-linked crypto projects like Fetch.ai, SingularityNET, and Ocean Protocol looking to get explosive integration opportunities as developers gain direct access to billions of devices.

TikTok settled a lawsuit with a 19-year-old who claimed the app caused addiction and mental health issues, just hours before her trial was set to start in Los Angeles. Snap also settled earlier, while cases against Meta and YouTube will continue.

Uganda has cut off nationwide internet access ahead of Thursday’s presidential election, citing concerns over online misinformation. Critics, however, argue the blackout is part of a pattern of information suppression that could influence electoral outcomes, marking the third consecutive election in which authorities have restricted connectivity.