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FB Messenger, Instagram and Twitter Down in Sync
Users of Facebook's popular messaging platform, Messenger, face a problem with messaging and real-time communication. That's what Facebook announced on its official website.
According to the downdetector, the platform has stopped working and faces problems unknown to date.
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WebWatcher - Is It an Alternative to mSpy?
Often parents are conflicted between different parental control and cellphone monitoring apps as there are dozens of them available online. WebWatcher is one of the emerging spy apps but the real question is if it is good enough to compete with the spying app leader - that is mSpy.
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COVID-Related Boom Reveals Video Conferencing’s Dark Side
"Disclosure of personal data, recording sensitive information, or storing people's profiles on unauthorized servers are some of the risks that go hand in hand with the use of video-conferencing tools," says Skopje-based cybersecurity practitioner Daniel Trenchov.
With school closures extended over Covid-19, teachers get to grips with online classes
As the Education Ministry scrambles to establish distance learning via virtual tools for long-term school closures, some teachers and pupils in Greece are trying to adapt to the new normal of instruction in the face of the public health emergency.
Yahoo's E-mail Crashed
Yahoo's e-mail crashed yesterday. Thousands of users didn't have access to their emails for hours. It is not clear what the cause of the problem is.
"You may not be able to access some of our services, including email. Our main priority right now is to resolve the issue. We appreciate your patience," a Yahoo customer service team said.
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Facebook Plans to Make Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp Users Contact Each Other
Facebook said Friday it is trying to get its messaging apps to be friends, allowing encrypted missives be exchanged no matter which of its services are used, reports AFP.
The leading social network is behind free, stand-alone smartphone apps Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp.
Each service is popular, but users have to be in the same application to exchange to connect.
Instagram Launches Walkie-Talkie Voice Messaging
You'd think Facebook would be faster at copying itself. Five years after Facebook Messenger took a cue from WhatsApp and Voxer to launch voice messaging, and four months after TechCrunch reported Instagram was testing its own walkie-talkie feature, voice messaging is rolling out globally on Instagram Direct today.
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Russian court rules to block Telegram
A Moscow court on April 13 ruled to block the popular messaging app Telegram in Russia, after it refused to give state security services access to private conversations.
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Three Facebook users sue over collection of call, text history
Three users of the Facebook Messenger app sued Facebook on March 27, saying the social network violated their privacy by collecting logs of their phone calls and text messages, in the latest legal challenge facing the company.
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