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Apple released iOS 14.5/iPadOS 14.5 RC candidate preview
Apple held a spring new product launch and released the iOS 14.5/iPadOS 14.5 RC candidate preview. At the same time, Apple put forward new submission requirements to developers. Starting from April 26, all newly submitted iOS/iPadOS apps must be built with Xcode 12 and iOS 14 SDK. iOS 14 SDK has new functions such as…
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Nut Pro 3 gets official version of Smartisan OS 8.0
JMGO Pro 3 has begun to push the official version of the Smartisan OS 8.0 update. After receiving it, users can connect to WIFI and a charger to upgrade. In addition, Smartisan product manager Zhu Haizhou said that the update was pushed in batches as usual, and in response to comments from online users, he…
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Facebook reportedly testing video speed dating app called Sparked
Facebook is testing a video speed dating app called Sparked. This application requires the establishment of an account on Facebook and is developed by the company’s NPE team, which is an internal Facebook group engaged in experimental applications. You can check Sparked’s webpage here, which describes the app as “video dating with kind people.” It…
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Beware: Your WhatsApp account can be blocked by anyone
A serious security vulnerability has been identified in WhatsApp that could be exploited by intruders to block your account. The only information an attacker need is your phone number. First, the hacker installs WhatsApp on a new phone using your phone number to activate the service. Next, WhatsApp tries to verify that it is really…
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Download WhatsApp Beta 2.21.8.6 and Stable 2.21.7.13 – Google Play Store and APK [Link]
WhatsApp is a famous messaging service owned by Facebook. This application allows users to send and receive a variety of media like text, photos, videos, documents, location, and voice/video calls. This application guarantees end-to-end encryption security so you can share your most personal moments. It is one of the most popular social media apps which…
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Students can get exciting discounts on Samsung Galaxy tablets in India
Samsung just announced the ‘Back to School’ campaign in which students and teachers can buy Galaxy tablets at an affordable price alongside various offers. According to the info, this budget-friendly deal is available on the Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, Galaxy Tab A7, Galaxy Tab S7, and Galaxy Tab S7+ via Samsung.com promoting affordable e-learning for…
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Microsoft Outlook will soon get support for custom corporate logos
Microsoft Exchange e-mail service has been used by many large companies and organizations, but the account is very similar to a personal account, and both can be used on the Outlook mobile app, which is difficult to distinguish. According to a message from the foreign media mspoweruser, Microsoft is about to push updates for the…
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Apple says bringing iMessage to Android will have more harm than good
The lawsuit battle between Apple and Epic is about to begin in May. Epic stated that Apple’s commission policy and monopoly model have forced consumers to bear high replacement costs, thereby locking in users. Epic also sued Apple that the move not to bring iMessage applications to the Android platform is also suspected of being…
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Apple’s upgraded privacy policy force users to accept app tracking
Apple recently updated the privacy policy of the App Tracking Transparency (ATT) function, allowing users to opt-out of the official IDFA label as well as other types of tracking. After the ATT function is enabled in iOS 14.5, which is scheduled to go online this spring, apps and web pages must obtain user permission before…
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Facebook: Over half a billion user’s data was breached as data theft and is not related to hacking
It was reported that the data of 533 million users of the American social media platform Facebook had been leaked, including information of some famous people. According to the latest reports, the leaked information includes the user’s mobile phone number, name, location, date of birth, email address, etc. In this regard, Facebook responded today that…