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New Delhi | Jagran Lifestyle Desk: Compromises, care, unconditional love are the few words that describe parents. As the most important people in your life, they deserve to know how much you love them. Therefore, on International Parents' Day 2021, which falls on June 1 every year, here we are with a perfect way you can wish your mom and dad.  Just share these best wishes, SMSes, quotes, messages and more with them and make them feel loved. We are sure, the moment these good wishes will definitely put a bright smile on their face amidst these trying times. Scroll down to take a look: The biggest blessing for a child is his parents. I feel lucky all the time for having such amazing parents like you! Happy Parents’ Day! Happy Parent’s Day! Thank you for always being my biggest supporter! You two have always been my source of inspiration and my motivation. I love you, mom and dad. Wishing both of you a happy parent’s day! I was born lucky because I was born to the most adorable parents in the world. Thanks for making my world so beautiful. Happy Parents’ Day! Everything I am today is because of you…

Paytm cashback fraud: In the latest of such frauds, a fake Paytm website promises cashback of Rs 2,647 to usersBusinessToday.In | May 31, 2021 | Updated 12:40 IST As people continue to shop from the confines of their homes, digital payments platforms have taken the centerstage. And as online payments grow, so do online frauds and cyber attacks. Paytm, one of India's widely used digital payments platforms, is no stranger to such frauds. The company, and CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma, have frequently alerted users of such schemes. In the latest of such frauds, a fake Paytm website promises cashback of Rs 2,647 to users. The new cyber-attack on users completely unversed with phishing sites comes in the form of a notification reading, "Congratulations! You have won Paytm Scratch Card," which redirects users to a site called paytm-cashoffer.com. This link works on a smartphone and not on a PC. This site is identical to the original Paytm website in terms of design and pattern, which makes it difficult for unassuming users to know that they have been conned. The fraudulent scheme informs the user that they have got a cashback worth Rs 2,647 and the site then asks them to send…

The WhatsApp messaging application is already working on its next novelty that will revolutionize the conversations of millions of people around the world. This is a function that will allow you to send images that will self-destruct after being viewed by the receiver. In this way, the photo of your pet, your food plate or the screenshot that includes confidential or private information will be erased without leaving a trace. According publicly the WaBetaInfo portal, at the moment has the name of Expiring media (files that expire) and will also include GIFs and, apparently, also videos. In this way, you can share multimedia content that will not be saved in the gallery nor can it be played again. How will it work? When this option is available, the icon of a 1 surrounded by a circle will appear in the chat after selecting an image to be sent. If pressed, the photo will expire and will also disappear from the chat. What is also striking is that a text will not appear indicating that it has been deleted, as is currently the case. Self-destructing images, videos and GIFs can be sent both in private chats and in group conversations: once…

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Is WhatsApp a secure and appropriate tool of communication at work? Most of us have been added to WhatsApp groups with family and friends. It's an ideal platform to announce a new arrival to the extended family, or organise a night out with friends, but is it the right place to discuss company business? Good communication is about delivering the right message to the right people at the right time, according to social media analyst, Stephen O'Leary, MD with Olytico. "If a message is urgent, messaging apps can often help deliver it in the quickest way possible. Messaging apps can be a great medium for group discussions – anyone in a good WhatsApp can attest to that." Clinical psychotherapist, Stephanie Regan, works with employers and she believes social apps should be kept for social chit chat and fun- even if it's a work group. "That boundary will be wildly more important now." The security of our data is also wildly more important now, having come into focus following the cyber security attack on the HSE. Mr O'Leary said the question of security surrounding the use of instant messaging apps like WhatsApp is less about the app, and more about the…

WhatsApp playback speed for voice messages: WhatsApp finally rolls out playback speed toggle for voice messages on mobile apps, Web version, brings a new 'Laugh it Off!' sticker pack. WhatsApp recently rolled out an update that brought support to adjust the playback speed in voice messages both in iOS and Android platforms. The option to play voice messages at variable speeds has been made available on the WhatsApp Web version too. Also Read - Facebook, WhatsApp, Google comply with new IT rules, just not Twitter: Govt The new feature is available WhatsApp version 2.21.9.15 for Android and WhatsApp version 2.21.100 for iOS. As for desktop, the new feature is rolled out WhatsApp Web version 2.119.6. To recall, the Facebook-owned cross messaging platform released the playback speeds for voice messages for beta users on WhatsApp last month. While the feature was rolled out to limited users back to avoid server congestion, it has now been made available to all the users. Here’s how the new playback speed toggle for voice messages works. Also Read - Alert! WhatsApp fake message goes viral: Claiming government is recording calls and messages WhatsApp playback speed toggle for voice messages on iOS, Android, Web: Here’s how…

News18» News»education-career»Vaccination for Kids Cant be Decided based on Panic on WhatsApp, Says Modi Govt on Vaccination Before Exams Demand1-MIN READThere has been demand from several politicians for vaccinating younger children (Representational)There have been studies about the safety of vaccines in children, which have been encouraging. Trials in children in India are also going to begin soon, said Centre.News18.com New DelhiLast Updated:May 28, 2021, 10:28 ISTFOLLOW US ON:Vaccinating children should not be decided on the basis of panic in Whatsapp groups, said the Narendra Modi government in an official statement. The statement came after repeated demands for vaccinating students. The demands for vaccinating the younger population picked up after there were discussions on holding physical exams for class 12 boards.Several ministers have been raising demands for vaccinating children before they are made to appear for the class 12 board exams.While there is no existing vaccination drive for the population below the age of 18 in India, the government said that it is working on it, however, the process will not be fastened by politicians weighing in. “There have been studies about the safety of vaccines in children, which have been encouraging. Trials in children in India are also going to…

The Indian government in its response to WhatsApp’s lawsuit claiming tracing of encrypted messages violates the right to privacy of citizens highlighted the “international precedence” of such requirements. The government defended itself by saying that the ‘Five Countries’-- United Kingdom, United States, Australia, New Zealand and Canada -- are also in support of similar IT rules that give power to governments to intercept encrypted communications to protect citizens. The criticism of such laws is obvious as any mode to intercept encrypted communications gives authorities more control over the online privacy of citizens. And there’s no denying that there’s always a risk that governments may use the same to suppress dissent. At the same time, we also cannot ignore the fact that it takes less than $10 to buy a virtual phone number of a different country which can be used to activate an account on WhatsApp, Signal or Telegram. And armed with AES-256 encryption, it would make it seemingly difficult for any local law enforcement agency to crack down on the source of offensive content related to child pornography, hate messages, fake news or any content that incites mob to be violent.India has already witnessed on several occasions as to…

Nagpur: Unidentified scamster duped a 65-year-old man of Rs 3 lakh by making a WhatsApp call using picture of victim’s friend as that of caller. Shrikrishna Murti Sadashivam, 65, a resident of 201, Ambedkar Sankul, Madhav Nagar, lodged a complaint on Tuesday about the fraud with Bajaj Nagar police station. Sadashivam stated he transferred the amount to the unidentified caller’s account between 11am of May 24 and 9.02am on May 25. The complainant received a WhatsApp call having display picture of his friend Shridhar Ayyar, who resides in the US, and thinking that it was him, he picked up the call. The call was disconnected and then Sadashivam received a WhatsApp message from the same number claiming to be his friend. It siad he had some urgent work in India and needed his help. The trickster shared different account numbers with the complainant in which latter deposited Rs 3 lakh some time later. Sadashivam then called up his friend in the US to confirm if latter had received only to be told that no call was made and no help was sought. “The complainant then realized he had been duped,” said a police official from Bajaj Nagar police station. The…

Are these apps draining your smartphone battery fast? David Phelan We live in an age of battery anxiety. And there’s no battery more important than the one in our cellphones. So, a new study of which apps devour the battery is very revealing. MORE FROM FORBESApple iOS 14.6 Is Here: 5 Of The Coolest New FeaturesBy David Phelan A new study by cloud storage company pCloud has revealed the 20 most power-hungry apps on smartphones. The results, revealed in a blog from the company, were derived from studying apps permissions to understand which apps demanded the most from our phones, and the battery consumption that followed. pCloud analyzed the features each app used, such as camera or location, the battery usage required by these and whether dark mode, which saves energy on OLED screen phones, for instance, was available. Features that apps permit to run in the background that were deemed to be battery killers, as well as camera and location, included microphone and wifi connection. So, which are the apps which are caning your battery and that you might consider deleting? Are these the most demanding apps on smartphones just now? pCloud Top of the heap is Fitbit. Well,…