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Jan- 2020 -16 JanuaryPrivacy
/e/OS, a real reset from user-identifiable, targeted data collection in smartphones and related platforms.
Today, data is the new gold and everybody is mining for a plethora of reasoning and concept. The greed has led big corporations enter every sphere of our digital life in order to retain and exploit as much data as possible. Every device connected to Internet expose a lot of details to the world. This data also known as metadata including but not limited to identifiers viz. your external IP or public IP, IP addresses of websites and resources visited, bandwidth/data used per session, timestamps, protocol used per connection, Mac address of the network interface of your device or router etc.…
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16 JanuaryAndroid
Google Android services banned in Turkey
Last week Google Turkey stopped licensing new smartphones. This was following a fine imposed by the State’s Competition Authority. By threatening to deny services to end-users, Google hopes to force the local authorities to dance to its tune. This mode of operating with Google has become a trend of late. Google also imposes restrictions on manufacturers to eliminate competition. Such restrictive practices on the part of Google has not gone unnoticed. As a consequence, they have been attracting fines and penalties in different countries across the globe. The fine imposed by EU to the latest one by France are just…
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16 JanuaryInternet
More mileage for IT startups with IPv6 networks
IP address is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses Internet Protocol for communication. In layman terms, there are two versions of IP addresses i.e. IPv4 and IPv6. IP addresses are numerical values just like your cellphone numbers for example 192.168.0.1 in IPv4 and 2001:db8::8a2e:370:7334 in IPv6. These IPs can either be private or local and external or public in nature. Private or local IPs are for intranet and external or public IP are connected to Internet that help you reach other sites and vice-versa. IPv4 address space has a size of 32…
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10 JanuaryBusiness
Social Media Marketing: Trends to Watch Out For in 2020
Predicting the future of social media is fun yet challenging. The dynamic sector is always changing, with new tools and utilities as well as ways to measure social media ROI being rolled out daily. Social media has also become entrenched in people’s lives, taking on more functional uses beyond communicating with friends and loved ones. Businesses are using social media platforms to advertise and sell their products, connecting their brands with consumers in authentic ways that often deliver immediate returns. If you’re planning on adding more ways tomaximiseyour online marketing efforts, here are the top social media trends that digital…
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Dec- 2019 -10 DecemberLifestyle
What Hospitals Can Do to Prevent Medical Errors
The hospital is one facility that anyone would hope is free from errors because mistakes that are made here often equate to loss of lives. Unfortunately, medical errors do occur and some are even due to negligence. To prevent people from committing mistakes in a healthcare facility, here are five things hospitals can do. Simplify the process One of the most common causes of medical errors is the complexity of processes. And they’re not even medical processes that doctors should be aware of. Some of them are administrative processes, such as directing a patient to the proper physician or handing…
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