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Microsoft news recap is a weekly feature highlighting the top Microsoft news stories of the past week. Sit back, grab some coffee, and enjoy the read! Microsoft may be preparing to launch an all-digital Xbox Series X model. Microsoft is reportedly gearing up to launch an all-digital Xbox Series X model. This new console would do away with the disc drive, enabling Microsoft to sell it at a lower price point. The all-digital Xbox Series X would be a good option for gamers who only purchase digital games, and it would also be a more affordable choice for families. Multiple vulnerabilities found in Microsoft products, including Teams Microsoft has issued a high-risk security alert warning of multiple vulnerabilities in its products, including Teams. These vulnerabilities could allow attackers to take control of a user’s account or device, steal data, or disrupt services. Microsoft has released patches for these vulnerabilities, and users are advised to update their software as soon as possible. Microsoft Authenticator to trial WhatsApp code delivery for enhanced security Microsoft Authenticator is getting a new feature that will allow users to receive verification codes for two-factor authentication (2FA) via WhatsApp. This is seen as a security-enhancing feature, as

DenPhotos/Shutterstock WhatsApp, the most popular instant messaging app, keeps adding many new features — so many that you might be unable to track them all. These are the secret features that, once you know about, might change how you use WhatsApp forever. For instance, did you know you could share your screen on WhatsApp and get your coworkers' opinions on the presentation you've been working on? When you need to video call a friend or a family member on WhatsApp to share a quick thought, you can now instead record short video messages and send them like you send voice messages. In June, the app also released Privacy Checkup, a feature that keeps all your privacy-related settings in one place, including who can contact you, visibility of your personal information, and other useful options that you might want to keep an eye on, especially if you're not comfortable with everyone texting or calling you. Without any further ado, let's dive into the five secret WhatsApp features that you should know to get the best out of the app. Screen sharing Starting with the most recent feature to arrive on the messaging app, Screen Sharing is a new tool that lets

Since its first release on Android devices in 2010, WhatsApp has steadily gained popularity as one of the most widely used messaging services for both personal and professional communication. A multi-account system that enables users to sign into multiple accounts at once is one significant feature that is still missing. We revealed in June that the account-switching feature for WhatsApp Business had begun development. Now that WhatsApp beta version 2.23.17.8 is available on the Google Play Store, certain testers can use the feature. Like the Business beta, this upgrade was discovered by WABetaInfo initially. By touching on the arrow that is visible next to the QR code in the top-right corner of WhatsApp’s settings screen, testers can determine if they have access to account switching. The accounts you’re currently signed into and an option to add more accounts will be displayed on a card at the bottom of the page. Although certain beta testers may have access to this feature via version 2.23.17.7, version 2.23.17.8 has mostly become available. Unfortunately, unless you sideload the new beta via APKMirror, those of you who are not yet beta testers for WhatsApp on Android are out of luck for now. The WhatsApp Google

WhatsApp integration Arduino, WiFi, photos ..#2 How can I effectively set up Arduino to trigger my old phone's camera, capture media, and send it to whatsapp using a wifi module or other methods? Any guidance on the technical steps and considerations for this integration would be appreciated. Scroll to continue with content Thread starter Similar threads Forum Replies Date Flow sensor integration with the Car electronics system General Electronics Chat 21 Mar 23, 2023 Led Timer Integration/120v AND Gate Circuit Power Electronics 7 Mar 6, 2023 The end of the World ... Whatsapp, Facebook, Instagram and other social media are down! Off-Topic 17 Oct 4, 2021 S WhatsApp integration Arduino, WiFi, photos Microcontrollers 1 May 12, 2021 Who pays for 'data airtime' of received Whatsapp messages ? Machine Learning, AI & Neural Networks 3 Sep 9, 2017

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Image source, GoogleImage caption, A hearing took place at the force's headquarters on FridayA "deplorable" former detective inspector would have been sacked had he not already resigned, a disciplinary hearing was told.Steve Wragg shared messages that were "inappropriate, misogynistic, and discriminatory in content", it found.Nottinghamshire Police said he resigned from the force on 15 February after it outlined allegations against him.After a hearing at the force's Sherwood Lodge headquarters on Friday he has been barred from policing for life.The gross misconduct hearing was told Mr Wragg shared the WhatsApp messages between April 2020 and January 2022, with some including details about a man's death following an overdose that he had attended.He also "failed to report, challenge, and take action against the conduct of a colleague" in relation to WhatsApp messages, and in June 2021 "conspired to share material" to help a colleague gain "an unfair advantage" in a bid for promotion.Chief Constable Katie Meynell said Wragg's actions were "abhorrent and completely unacceptable".Follow BBC East Midlands on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. Send your story ideas to eastmidsnews@bbc.co.uk.Related TopicsMore on this storyRelated Internet LinksThe BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites.

We get a good look at how the feature will work in the latest beta WhatsApp is the messaging app of choice for billions of users around the world, whether talking to individuals or participating in group chats. The app supports voice and video calling as well, but lags behind dedicated calling apps like Google Meet and Zoom in the features department. Recent updates have played a key role in catching up, and the newest one narrows the gap further. WhatsApp is testing a call scheduling feature currently in development. Rudimentary voice and video calling support has existed on WhatsApp for years now, but features like support for larger groups, automatic call scheduling, and in-call chatting have pushed droves of users towards dedicated video conferencing apps. WhatsApp missed the opportunity to become even more popular when it failed to add full-fledged meeting features during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although it is many years late now, we spotted support for call scheduling in development in February. The feature has been off the radar since, resurfacing now with WhatsApp v2.23.17.7 distributed through the Google Play Beta program. The latest update spotted by WABetaInfo gives us a look at the workflow for scheduling a

Fines tied to unauthorized communications on Wall Street have topped $2.5 billion, and that’s probably not the last of it. Filings and media reports show that regulators have quizzed more than a dozen other firms about the use of unofficial channels like WhatsApp, personal texts and email to conduct business. The list includes some of the biggest names in asset management, private equity and hedge funds, as well as smaller banks, beyond the Big 6 that have already reached settlements. Who’s on Notice          Company   Source Agency Focus Apollo Global Management Inc.   10-Q SEC Electronic messaging channels BlackRock Inc.   10-Q SEC Record retention requirements Blackstone Inc.   10-Q SEC Retention of electronic business communications Carlyle Group Inc.   10-Q SEC WhatsApp, WeChat and similar applications Citadel   BN SEC Unapproved channels Fifth Third Bancorp   10-Q SEC, CFTC Settlement talks underway Interactive Brokers Group Inc.   10-Q SEC, CFTC Records preservation requirements Invesco Ltd.   10-Q SEC Investment advisers Jones Financial Cos.   10-Q SEC Unapproved devices, platforms KeyCorp   10-Q SEC, CFTC Broker-dealer, investment advisers  KKR & Co.    10-Q SEC Business-related electronic communications LPL Financial Holdings Inc.   10-Q SEC Personal devices and

Being aware of your attachment style can help with communication, according to Therapy Jeff. WhatsApp partnered with Therapy Jeff to break down features best for each attachment style. Credit: WhatsApp If you're on the relationship-side of TikTok, you probably know about attachment theory. Developed by psychiatrist John Bowlby and psychologist Mary Ainsworth in the mid-twentieth century, the theory stresses that our earliest attachments — with our parents or other caregivers — impact attachments with romantic partners throughout our life.If you're on TikTok, you might also know Jeff Guenther aka Therapy Jeff, a licensed professional counselor boasting 2.7 million TikTok followers. Now, WhatsApp and Therapy Jeff are teaming up to share the best features for four different attachment styles: secure, avoidant, anxious, and disorganized. Secure types might enjoy the WhatsApp messaging editing feature. Credit: WhatsApp Secure attachmentThose who are securely attached are more likely to trust others and communicate effectively. The ability to edit WhatsApp messages could be helpful, according to Guenther, if you like to double check what you send so you're not misunderstood. Leaving groups silently may be a favorite of avoidant types. Credit: WhatsApp Want more sex and dating stories in your inbox? Sign up for Mashable's new

An article from Dive Brief The penalties bring to $1.5 billion the amount companies have paid since the SEC launched an initiative in 2021 to curb employees’ use of off-channel messages. Published Aug. 9, 2023 A person's finger is posed next to the Whatsapp app logo on an iPhone. Carl Court via Getty Images First published on Dive Brief: The Securities and Exchange Commission has fined 11 financial services companies $289 million for not policing their employees’ use of WhatsApp and other messaging apps in violation of recordkeeping requirements.  “Here are three takeaways for those firms who haven’t yet ,” SEC enforcement chief Gurbir Grewal said in a statement. “Self-report, cooperate and remediate. If you adopt that playbook, you’ll have a better outcome than if you wait for us to come calling.” The penalties bring to more than $1.5 billion the amount companies have paid since the SEC launched a risk-based initiative in 2021 to find, and curb, employees' use of unreported instant messages for work in the highly regulated securities space.  Dive Insight: To date, the SEC has brought 30 enforcement actions against companies under the initiative. The goal, Grewal said, is to “drive this foundational