Fakespot, a useful service that explains how products you’ve never heard of could have 12,000 reviews with a 4.6-star average, has been acquired by Firefox-maker Mozilla, and Mozilla plans to ...

Mozilla announced today that it has acquired Fakespot, a startup that offers a website and browser extension that helps users identify fake or unreliable reviews. The financial terms of the deal were ...

Mozilla announced the acquisition of Fakespot by saying, 'Online shopping is a huge part of people's lives, and there is room for improvement. Fakespot will join the Mozilla team and work with Firefox ...

When web services shut down and have time to put up a blog post about it, there’s typically some real understatement in their explanation of “why.” Bookmarking service Pocket’s goodbye post truly ...

Mozilla is saying goodbye to two of its most practical products: Pocket and Fakespot. The browser extensions turned mobile apps will both become unusable this July, with Pocket data remaining ...

There should be many people who refer to other buyers' reviews when shopping at online shops such as Amazon.co.jp. However, some reviews may contain fake reviews by people who are not the actual ...

What just happened? Fakespot provides customers with a way of filtering reviews on online stores, finding out if a review is written by a human being or it's just an unreliable piece of generated text ...

Mozilla Firefox is trying to make use of Fakespot, a company it recently acquired, to get rid of fake customer reviews. Reading time 2 minutes According to a recent story by MSPowerUser, Mozilla ...

It’s using technology from Fakespot, a company it acquired earlier this year, to assign a reliability rating to reviews. It’s using technology from Fakespot, a company it acquired earlier this year, ...

Mozilla today said that it is shutting down Pocket, the read-it-later service that allows users to save articles, videos, and webpages to view later. The company also plans to end work on Fakespot, a ...