Facebook Introduces Data Abuse Bounty, And Also Strict Rules for Apps
Data is expensive, and people can go through great lengths to see it, get it, or even protect it. The case is similar to Facebook.
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Instagram Introduces 'Focus' To Some Phones, And 'Mention' To iOS Users
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Instagram is rolling out a portrait mode through its app called Focus. This allows users to take portraits, even on devices that won't allow portrait mode on their own.
The Digital 'Bancor Wallet' Allows People To Instantly Convert Their Cryptocurrency
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There are a lot of cryptocurrencies to choose. As of January 2018, there are about 1,300, and given by cryptocurrency's popularity, more tokens are being launched all the time.
'Braille Neue' Typeface Combines Touchable Braille With Visible Letters
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Anyone gifted with eyes to see, can read any typeface the world has to give. But for the visually impaired, braille is the solution to read.
Microsoft Adds Ransomware Protection And More For OneDrive And Outlook
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There are plenty of dangers lurking on the web. But among them all, ransomware is probably the worst.
Facebook Restricts Data Access: All Users' Information May Have Been Harvested
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Facebook is the giant of the web. The largest social media by margins, is having the hardest year.
Google Bans All Cryptocurrency Mining Extensions From Its Chrome Web Store
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Cryptocurrency is a hype, and there are a lot of people that want to benefit from the trend using cryptojacking.
Snapchat Introduces 'Group Video Chat' And 'Mentions' Feature
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Snapchat introduces Group Video Chat feature and mentions for Stories, aiming to make the app more conversational.
Cloudflare Introduces 1.1.1.1, Its Own Consumer DNS Resolver Service
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Cloudflare provides CDN, DDoS mitigation and others. But it wants to be more than just that.
Facebook Messenger Adds Support For 360 Degree Photos And HD Videos
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The social giant Facebook is improving the quality of pictures and videos users can send on Messenger. Most notably, the company adds support for 360 photos and sharing videos in 720 pixels.
