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Twitter to pay $150 million penalty over privacy of users’ data

Twitter will pay a $150 million penalty and put in new safeguards to settle federal regulators’ that the social platform failed to protect the privacy of users’ data over a six-year span. The Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission announced the settlement with Twitter on Wednesday. The regulators allege Twitter violated a 2011 FTC order by deceiving users about how well it maintained…

There’s no privacy

Many of the people don’t like to give out any personal information to strangers. They think their information could be misused in one way or another. Am I right? But have you ever thought that why we give this information so quickly to the internet companies like Google, Facebook or Instagram? Knowing the fact that they keep this information forever?………

I saw many people on the internet and in…

There’s no privacy

Many of the people don’t like to give out any personal information to strangers. They think their information could be misused in one way or another. Am I right? But have you ever thought that why we give this information so quickly to the internet companies like Google, Facebook or Instagram? Knowing the fact that they keep this information forever?………

I saw many people on the internet and in…

Privacy nowadays is not more than an illusion. Your information could be misused so easily. It depends on the attackers if you're useful to them or not.

Many of the people don’t like to give out any personal information to strangers. They think their information could be misused in one way or another. Am I right? But have you ever thought that why we give this information so quickly to the internet companies like Google, Facebook or Instagram? Knowing the fact that they keep this information forever?………

I saw many people on the internet and in…

Android Apps Banned From Accessing SMS, Call logs – Find Out Why?

In a surprising decision, Google has decided to ban Android apps from accessing information which they don’t need.

Calls logs, SMS and other critical user data will be now inaccessible for most of the apps.

Why has Google done this? Keep reading to find out more!

Google To 3rd Party Apps: Sorry, the Party Is Over!

In a post published at Android Developers Blog, Google has informed all Android app…