As you probably know, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger went down the other day, on October 4. For many, the five-hour outage laid bare just how dependent we’ve become on social networks, leaving us at a dead end.
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The Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram outages reverberated around the world, but nowhere more intensely than outside the United States, where WhatsApp is often the primary means of communication.
WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook services are down in a major network outage. Visitors to the Facebook website simply saw an error page or a message that their browser could not connect.
You may have heard that there will be a global Internet “blackout” this Thursday. This is not a hoax or an apocalyptic prediction or a renewed Y2K bug.
YouTube on Wednesday announced a total ban on vaccine misinformation and the termination of the accounts of several prominent anti-vaccine influencers
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The iOS 14.8 update fixes vulnerabilities already actively exploited by cybercriminals via Pegasus spyware. The update must be installed on iPhone 6S and later versions.
WhatsApp had already advanced that they were working on multi-device mode and that this would allow the application to have a version for iPad.
In 2020, TikTok was the world’s most downloaded app, dethroning Facebook and its messengers. The video platform, which initially attracted teenagers, now has a much larger audience.
As of Oct. 18, nearly 80% of employees will be required to physically work on company premises, so google will require that all employees at its facilities must be vaccinated against Covid-19
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WhatsApp users have until Friday to accept the app’s new privacy update, or risk losing some aspects of its functionality, for example access to chats.
Apple launches AirTag to help you find lost keys Has unveiled a whole load of new products, including the Airtag, a small tracker that helps
