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Facebook is revealed to track user marked as ‘threaten’

Facebook has had problems with user privacy in the last few years, and now there are new problems. And the nature of this issue is likely to be worse than before.

February 16, 2019 @CK

Android version of Opera will have built-in VPN function

VPN allows users to browse the web anonymously, providing better security. Opera announced that it will add built-in VPN functionality to their Android browser.

February 12, 2019 @CK

Duckduckgo reminded that browser’s “Do Not Track” setting may be ineffective

In order to protect privacy, some people will turn on the “Do Not Track” feature in their browser. Search engine Duckduckgo recently published an article saying that this setting is not really useful.

February 8, 2019 @CK

DNS Flag Day: Will Your Website Survive?

What is the DNS Flag Day? The Domain Name System (DNS) was born in the 1980s and the first DNS Extension Protocol Specification (EDNS) was developed in 1990. Although the specifications were formulated nearly 30 years ago, some hosts still do not support the EDNS protocol, which has caused other hosts to make additional countermeasures for this, slowing down the DNS speed and limiting the new features of the DNS. For this reason, DNS vendors and large public DNS service providers will delete these old processes on the “DNS Flag Day” day.

January 31, 2019 @Artistic Ninja

Behind the Facetime issue, it may also reveal problems with Bug Reporting Platform.

The Facetime App broke a critical vulnerability a few days ago and has had a major impact on users. Behind this incident, there was one thing that happened to involve Apple’s bug reporting system.

January 31, 2019 @CK

iPhone serious vulnerability to eavesdrop anyone

Apple’s products have always been known for their high quality. Recently, FaceTime App has been experiencing serious security breaches, causing the recipient to hear the other party’s voice or even the other party’s instant video without receiving the call.

January 30, 2019 @Artistic Ninja

Google Play will soon ban Android apps below 64-bit

Recently, the official is publishing a blog post, mentioning that 64-bit CPUs provide higher computing power and can provide users with a richer experience. In view of this, Google confirmed that all future Android apps must be released to Google Play in a 64-bit version, indicating that the old 32-bit Android app is about to be phased out.

January 29, 2019 @Artistic Ninja

Chrome may limit the operation of ad blocking tools in the future

A lot of people will add ad blocking tools to their browsers to avoid seeing a lot of ads they don’t want to see. However, after a few months, Chrome users may not be able to do this.

January 29, 2019 @CK

Facebook intends to integrate all of its instant message apps, including WhatsApp?

Facebook currently has 3 popular apps, in addition to its own Messenger, including Instagram and WhatsApp. Recently, it has been reported that Facebook intends to integrate all its instant message apps so that users can communicate between apps.

January 27, 2019 @Artistic Ninja

Microsoft Edge Adds Fake News Detection Function

With the increasing popularity of the Internet, information is rapidly spreading around the world. However, the Internet has become a place where some ulterior motives spread fake news and rumors, and many people forward it without proof. In addition to WhatsApp actively restricts false news distribution, Microsoft has quietly joined the anti-fake news and rumors camp.

January 25, 2019 @Fung Cheung

Google was found guilty of violating EU privacy regulations and fined €50 million

The General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) implemented by the European Union in May last year to protect the privacy of citizens of the European Union. On the first day of GDPR implementation, Google was immediately reported and allegedly violating the relevant regulations. After several months of investigation, there are finally results today. Google was found guilty of violating the rules and paying a fine of 50 million euros (about 450 million Hong Kong dollars).

January 22, 2019 @CK

Ping An Good Doctor Announced that the Login Success Rate of “Soundprint Lock” is close to 99%

Ping Health Medical Technology “Ping An Good Doctor” announced that it has jointly developed the “Soundprint Registration System” (referred to as “Soundprint Lock”) with “Unisound” (the domestic intelligent voice and language technology research and development company). After several modeling and upgrade, the “Soundprint Lock” has a login success rate of nearly 99%, which is in the leading position in the industry.

January 22, 2019 @Fung Cheung

Apple announces Safari will only allow HTTPS certificates with a validity of 13 months

Chrome 81 supports more augmented reality and NFC interactions to enhance website interactivity

Google provides .new URL shortcut

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