Twitter Starts Enabling People To Sign In From Their Google Or Apple Accounts
Traditionally, Twitter requires new users to fill out a form to create new accounts.
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"Reasonable people adapt themselves to the world. Unreasonable people attempt to adapt the world to themselves. All progress, therefore, depends on unreasonable people."
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Too Many Redirects Won't Hurt SEO, And Longer Title Tags Can Benefit, Said Google
Google is the largest search engine of the web. As most websites on the web rely on it for traffic, they have no choice but to follow what the search giant is saying.
And this gave birth to Search Engine Optimization.
The One Skill That Is The Most Sought After In A Developer's Job, According To IBM
Although soft skills like etiquette, good communication and listening skills are sought after in an employee, let's not forget that companies also praise hard skills.
And when they want to hire new employees for a developers' job, that is no exception.
Making The Most Out Of Your Strong Password For A Better Personal Cybersecurity
While there are several options to replace the use of passwords, people still can't live without passwords.
How Websites And Apps Are Gathering User Data, As Explained By Apple
The internet allows any connected device to communicate with one another. With billions of connected devices, that many devices are simultaneously interwoven in a network of networks.
With ever-increasing reliable internet connection, devices can connect to these networks 24/7.
How Apple's iMessage Is Secure, If It Is Not Connected To The iCloud
iMessage is an instant messaging service from Apple.
First introduced in WWDC 2011 keynote on June 6, 2011, it's an exclusive feature for Apple products.
How Facebook's News Feed Ranking System Works, As Explained By Facebook
The internet has the luxury of providing businesses the ability to customize and personalize experiences to their customers. This is something no offline vendors, like brick-and-mortal venues can provide.
Paying Bloggers To Get Dofollow Backlinks Is Against Google's Guidelines, Google Said
The web is full of links.
They are the ones that create the so-called "networks" so people and machines could browse from one page to the next, in order to gain more context about a given subject.
There are a lot of discussions regarding links, and how they should be obtained.