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Surveillance-proof app takes secrecy and encryption to new levels
For the past several months, a few of the world’s leading cryptographers have kept a secret closely guarded about their new invention. Back in October 2012, a startup tech company called ‘Silent Circle‘ developed a “surveillance-proof” smartphone app that allows people to make phone calls and send texts securely. Now, the company is pushing things [… Read More]
Twitter places adult rating on its Vine video sharing software after porn was posted on the "editor's picks' section
Concerns were raised about after adult content was briefly displayed in an “Editor’s Picks” section at Vine. Twitter apologised for the mistake, blaming “human error” but providing little detail, and quickly removed the video. Vine, a service that lets people share video snippets from iPhones or iPod touch devices, was launched in January by the [… Read More]
Twitter releases a 6 second video app called Vine
Twitter’s new service they have called Vine, lets you film videos up to six seconds long and embed them into your tweets. You can get the app from the Apple App Store and is available free for iPhone and iPod Touch. Dick Costolo, Twitter‘s chief executive, posted footage using the software through his DickC account, [… Read More]
Android apps leaking personal information including banking details
Countless people worldwide are using “vulnerable” Android apps that are leaking their personal data, including bank account information and webcam access, says new research. The study tested close to 14,o00 of the most popular free apps from the Google Play Store and found that 1074 – almost 8 per cent – used incorrect or inadequate coding. [… Read More]
