Social Networks

In this guide on using LinkedIn, we will cover adding people to your network, writing a post, searching for jobs, and sending private messages. If you are confused about how LinkedIn works on an iPhone or Android phone, it is quite similar to how it works on a desktop. Adding people to your network To add someone to your network, type their name into the search bar. If you do not know their name, you can also search by other descriptors, such as their job title, company name, or location, and then tap on “People.” Then, tap on the filters icon to continue to narrow down the type of person that you are looking to connect with. When you find them, you can either tap on the plus icon or go to their profile and tap on “Connect.” The person that you connect with will receive a notification and can either accept or deny your request to connect. Writing a post  To create a post to share with your network, tap on the “Post” button. Then, in the “What do you want to talk about?” field, type in the text that you would like to post. If you want, you…

Actor Sanjay Dutt’s 10-year-old twins, Shahraan and Iqra, now have verified Instagram pages. The accounts are managed by their mother Maanayata Dutt.While Shahraan’s Instagram account has four posts, including three pictures and a Reels video, three photos have been shared from Iqra’s page. Sanjay Dutt and Maanayata Dutt feature in the posts. See them here: Iqra Dutt on Instagram. Iqra Dutt on Instagram. Iqra Dutt on Instagram. Shahraan Dutt on Instagram. Shahraan Dutt on Instagram. Shahraan Dutt on Instagram. On Friday, Maanayata shared a picture with Shahraan, tagging his account. “The memories will outlast the mess that they make.... @duttshahraan stronger than I thought. #braveboy #footballerwoes #love #grace #positivity #dutts #beautifullife #thankyougod,” she wrote.Sanjay and Maanayata often post pictures with Shahraan and Iqra. In March, Sanjay shared a picture of the four of them smeared with colours and wished fans a happy Holi. Maanayata, meanwhile, shared a cute video of Shahraan and Iqra in May.The Dutt family went through a tough time last year when Sanjay was diagnosed with lung cancer. However, on Shahraan and Iqra’s birthday in October last year, he revealed that he beat the deadly disease.Also read | Rajpal Yadav on idea of him being paired with…

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Former White House Press Secretary and "Outnumbered" co-host Kayleigh McEnany joined "Hannity" on Friday and slammed the Biden administration for openly admitting to working with tech companies to flag what it considers misinformation.KAYLEIGH MCENANY: I hear a lot of things in the White House press briefings that I take issue with (or I know it’s a deception or not a truthful matter in what’s being spun to us) like saying Republicans want to defund the police, but I literally almost fell out of my chair when I heard an admission from the podium that they are working with social media companies to censor. This is the crux, Jason, of the lawsuit put forward by President Trump (that class action lawsuit). He says social media is colluding with the government and thus becoming state actors and trampling on the First Amendment. People said "Oh no, that’s crazy. President Trump, that’s crazy." It was admitted from the podium and then doubled down on today Fox News contributor Joe Concha also weighed in,  » Read More

Getty Duncan Robinson #55 of the Miami Heat reacts during the first quarter against the Los Angeles Lakers in Game Six of the 2020 NBA Finals. Duncan Robinson‘s future with the Miami Heat is one of the most talked-about topics, as the team’s sharpshooter will officially become a restricted free agent this summer. However, on the most recent episode of his podcast, The Long Shot, the 27-year-guard sounded off on another topic that’s being heavily discussed this offseason. Robinson gets real heated while discussing what he says is one of the “biggest misconceptions” about NBA players, and how ridiculous it is that people take what is posted on Instagram as a true representation of their offseason work ethic.While Robinson has 303,000 followers on Instagram, one thing people will never see shared on his page is a video of him working out.The latest Heat news straight to your inbox! Join the Heavy on Heat newsletter here! Join Heavy on Heat! “Here is a fun fact,” Robinson said on The Long Shot. “Workouts still happen if it doesn’t exist on social media. I know that’s really hard for people to wrap their minds around.” Is The 'Rise Of The Big Man' Here…

Vimeo Inc (NASDAQ: VMEO) shares fell 3.96%, or $1.86 per share, to close Friday at $45.06. After opening the day at $46.92, shares of Vimeo fluctuated between $47.73 and $44.94. 873,902 shares traded hands a decrease from their 30 day average of 1,412,891. Friday's activity brought Vimeo’s market cap to $6,757,419,566. Visit Vimeo Inc’s profile for more information. About The Nasdaq Stock Market The Nasdaq Stock Market is a global leader in trading data and services, and equities and options listing. Nasdaq is the world's leading exchange for options volume and is home to the five largest US companies - Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook. To get more information on Vimeo Inc and to follow the company’s latest updates, you can visit the company’s profile page here: Vimeo Inc’s Profile. For more news on the financial markets be sure to visit Equities News. Also, don’t forget to sign-up for the Daily Fix to receive the best stories to your inbox 5 days a week. Sources: Chart is provided by TradingView based on 15-minute-delayed prices. All other data is provided by IEX Cloud as of 8:05 pm ET on the day of publication. DISCLOSURE: The views and opinions expressed in…

Over the past few months, there have been various reports of significant LinkedIn data hacks, with huge databases of user info being sold on the dark web, available to the highest bidder. Back in April, Cyber News reported that personal data scraped from 500 million LinkedIn users was being made available for sale on various hacking forums, while just last month, another set, reportedly incorporating info from 700 million LinkedIn profiles, also became available online. In each case, LinkedIn has denied that these indicate a breach of its security, instead pointing to 'data scraping' as the culprit, the (mostly legal) process of gathering publicly available info from platforms, at scale, in order to build larger data sets by incorporating that material with other sources. As LinkedIn explained in response to the most recent reported leak: "Our teams have investigated a set of alleged LinkedIn data that has been posted for sale. We want to be clear that this is not a data breach and no private LinkedIn member data was exposed. Our initial investigation has found that this data was scraped from LinkedIn, and other various websites, and includes the same data reported earlier this year in our April 2021 scraping update." Yet,…

On the hunt for post-lockdown love matches (and brand extensions). From left to right: Devin, Lydia, Page, Mare, Mallika, Lauren, Callie, and Sarah. Photo: Barron Roth From left to right: Devin, Lydia, Page, Mare, Mallika, Lauren, Callie, and Sarah. Photo: Barron Roth I’ll be honest: Straights who work in tech are usually not my scene. But last spring, at the height of late-lockdown Clubhouse mania, I took notice of “NYU Girls Roasting Tech Guys,” a room on the invitation-only audio app that became part-dating-game show, part-podcast, and part pandemic-times theater. The backstory was that eight recent NYU grads, trapped inside without nightlife, came up with the idea to turn their chatroom into a “bar simulation.” They invited users to pitch themselves (or “shoot their shot” in the weird Shark Tank parlance of Clubhouse) to potential romantic partners in the room. The NYU Girls emceed, asking probing questions and occasionally roasting the suitors. If there was interest on the grid, it was signaled by the phrase,  » Read More

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico – U.S. District Court Judge Francisco A. Besosa sentenced Marcos Rivera-Ramos to 156 months (13 years) in prison and 10 years of supervised release for sexual enticement of a 14-year old girl, announced W. Stephen Muldrow, United States Attorney for the District of Puerto Rico. According to the facts admitted during the change of plea hearing, the parents of the female minor reported to the FBI that their daughter received at least one image of an adult male’s penis on her Apple iPhone through the Snapchat application. The victim told her parents the image was sent to her by Rivera-Ramos, an usher at their church. The defendant had known the victim for approximately four years. They began communicating in a group chat of people from church, but later switched to communicating privately with each other via WhatsApp. Over the last year when they were communicating on WhatsApp, the conversation turned sexual. Defendant Rivera-Ramos asked the 14-year-old girl to send him sexually explicit images and videos of herself. The Federal Bureau of Investigation was in charge of the investigation.  Assistant United States Attorney Ginette Milanes prosecuted the case. # # #

Media top headlines July 16 A journalist ripping how the Steele dossier was covered, the White House saying it would work with Facebook to flag 'misinformation' on COVID-19, and Rep. Jim Clyburn getting Four Pinocchios for his voter ID claim round out today's media headlines.The White House is courting intense criticism again Friday after press secretary Jen Psaki said that once users are banned from one social media platform for spreading coronavirus "misinformation," they should be expelled from all others as well.Remarking on steps social media outlets could take for public health, she advised they "create robust enforcement strategies that bridge their properties and provide transparency about rules. You shouldn't be banned from one platform and not others if you are for providing misinformation out there."The remarks riled critics already concerned about collaboration between the Biden administration and Big Tech Psaki discussed from the podium on Thursday, as they seek to vaccinate more Americans amid spikes in coronavirus cases in the past few weeks.WHITE HOUSE, SURGEON GENERAL ‘FLAGGING’ FACEBOOK POSTS FOR MODERATION, PSAKI SAYS"We're flagging problematic posts for Facebook that spread disinformation. We're working with doctors and medical experts…who are popular with their audience with accurate information," she said Thursday.…