The company is offering the feature through Google Search to help users find out pricing and availability at local businesses, a like a pet groomer, without needing to pick up the phone.

WeTransfer, the Dutch-based file-sharing platform widely used by creatives, has clarified that it does not use user-uploaded ...

WeTransfer, the service that allows users to send large files to others, is explaining itself to users and updating its terms ...

WeTransfer, a popular filesharing service, has assured users that their content will not be used to train artificial intelligence following public backlash over its updated terms.

Sonos Move 2 speaker launched in India. Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition on Apple Macs. Acer Swift Lite 14 laptop launched.

WeTransfer was forced into a climbdown after backlash for changes to its terms of service that granted the company sweeping rights over user data.

AccountingWEB technology editor Tom Herbert rounds up the latest news and analysis from the accounting technology universe in bite-sized video form.

Marketing Week’s weekly round-up of the technology stories that impact the marketing sector: from AI to martech, regulation to public perceptions.

A change in WeTransfer’s terms and conditions has prompted outrage amongst users. The tech company, which allows users to ...

Dutch file-sharing service WeTransfer is under fire after users spotted sweeping updates to its terms of service that appeared to let the company train AI models on their uploaded files.  The company ...

The company confirmed it does not use customer-uploaded content to train AI models, nor does it sell or share user data with ...

Dutch file-sharing platform WeTransfer has walked back controversial language in its terms of service after online backlash ...