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Sometimes, it is possible that the WhatsApp platform disconnects unexpectedly or you cannot open it on your iPhone, because when a new version of iOS is released, the messaging application has flaws. These errors regularly appear when the iOS version has just been launched, but according to information from some specialists, these types of problems can be fixed, so here we tell you some tips so that WhatsApp works correctly on your iPhone. 4 tips so that WhatsApp does not disconnect from your iPhone. Photo: Pixabay. 1.- Restart WhatsApp forcing its closure This is one of the simplest solutions, since when you restart your cell phone the processes will be renewed. To perform this procedure, you only have to slide towards the center from the bottom, where several windows will be displayed, then locate WhatsApp and close it, this applies to iPhone with and navigation by gestures. In the case of models with Touch ID, the same steps are carried out, the only thing that changes is that you have to press the home button twice to open the windows. 2.- Update WhatsApp WhatsApp is usually updated frequently with new patches that make the use of the platform more efficient,…

GlobeNewswireFLSmidth & Co. Group Annual Report for 2020Company Announcement No. 2-2021, 10 February 2021 Strong cash flow and stable organic order intake in 2020 Highlights in 2020 Group organic order intake was on par with last yearGroup revenue declined 16% organicallyThe EBITA margin decreased to 4.7% Strong cash flow, reduction in net working capital and net debtSequential improvement in both order intake, revenue and EBITAGroup business improvement programme was completedOutlook for Mining remains positiveContinued reshaping of our Cement business Organically, the order intake in 2020 was on par with last year, comprising a 13% growth in Mining and a 22% decline in Cement. Including currency effects and acquisitions, order intake decreased by 5% to DKK 18,524m. FLSmidth Group CEO, Thomas Schulz, commented: “2020 was impacted operationally and financially by the pandemic, which has presented both challenges and opportunitiesfor FLSmidth. Our employees have done a tremendous job handling this crisis and adapting to the changed situation. Our financial results were negatively impacted by the rapidly deteriorating business environment which affected order intake, revenue and EBITA. Still, we secured four large orders and a book-to-bill of 113% for the year, representing an organic order intake on par with 2019.” In 2020, the…

It is no doubt that with the rapid growth of technology and internet-based communication globally, it is vital to keep safeguarded the personal information and data of individuals and to have robust laws in place to regulate the collection and use of such personal information and data by entities. It was with this view that the European Union's (EU) General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") was enacted, which sets forth the guidelines for the collection and processing of personal information and data from individuals who live in the EU. The GDPR guides entities on how to handle people's personal information and data with the aim of safeguarding the people's rights and their access to information about them while placing restrictions on what organizations can do with the personal data that they collect. In India, the Data Protection Bill, 2019 ("PDB Bill") is said to be in its final stages of parliamentary review. The lack of a vigorous data protection system in place in India presently especially given the digital proliferation in the country has been brought to light owing to popular social media platform WhatsApp, when it decided to update its terms of use and privacy policy. Briefly, the updated policy…

WhatsApp Web will add an additional layer of protection Across Biometric sensors For Protect users’ privacyAccording to an official statement. For this to work, people will have to use their fingerprint or facial recognition on their cell phone. To access the QR code so they can scan it. This aims Improve privacy of all users This service is available when connecting the mobile device to the computer. “We want people to communicate privately and securely in the format that suits them best, whether it’s from the palm of their hands or on a computer.” The WhatsApp The application states that this functionality It will prevent anyone else from linking their WhatsApp account to a specific phone without prior permission. The company confirmed that the use of Biometric sensors It will be completely restricted, so they will not have any kind of access to personal data. “WhatsApp cannot access the vital information stored by the operating system of your device.” The WhatsApp This procedure adheres to other safety rules such as Notifications that people receive when there is a login from the desktop version And one to unlink WhatsApp account anytime from the mobile phone. Selected biometric sensors This scale is…

The eThekwini Municipality urges the public to beware of false alert messages being circulated in WhatsApp groups, announcing water shortages and the likes. This follows after false rumours surrounding water shortages in Tongaat and surrounds loomed on WhatsApp. The municipality posted a media statement saying, “The city implores members of the public to refrain from fanning this disinformation. It causes panic more especially to the vulnerable members of the city such as the elderly. Let us all work together to nip this irresponsible behaviour in the bud. eThekwini uses its official communication platforms in the event there are challenges in providing basic services.” ALSO READ: Phoenix residents warned of money scam Should there be any power failures, water shortages or any service delivery challenges, residents are asked to verify the information with the municipality first before circulating such messages. You can like the Facebook page ‘eThekwini Municipality’ which is the main mode of social communication. For public enquiries, call 080-311-1111 (toll-free).

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The recent changes in the WhatsApp Privacy Policy once again brought to the fore questions surrounding data protection and the right to privacy of Indian citizens.Ever since the announcement, the Facebook-owned company has left no stone unturned in trying to convince Indian users that their data remains secure despite its intention to share the same with its parent company.However, that has not stopped citizens from approaching various courts in a bid to make WhatsApp withdraw its new policy. In fact, the Indian government itself was reported to have asked the messaging platform to roll back its purported changes.Even as these developments take place, the deadline by which users must consent to allow sharing of their data (February 8) fast approaches.To better understand the changes that the new WhatsApp privacy policy seeks to introduce, as well as the implications of the same, Bar & Bench spoke to tech lawyer and Legal Director of Software Freedom Law Centre (SFLC) Mishi Choudhary.In this interview, Choudhary speaks about what information WhatsApp seeks to share, the need for legislation in India to address issues of data privacy, how law is always two steps behind technology, and more.

When I first saw the notice saying that the terms of WhatsApp’s privacy agreement were going to change, I panicked. In my mind, at least, there was some reason for that panic. I sometimes share my writings with friends and publishers on WhatsApp, and I was afraid that Mark Zuckerberg would simply claim copyright on whatever I shared thus. Then came TV interviews with technology experts and lawyers saying that WhatsApp was going to swallow up everything you put on it, and let Zuckerberg do with it whatever he likes, which they said was against Indian law. And then Elon Musk came up with something about Signal, an app that allows you to do much the same things that WhatsApp does without gobbling up your data. This was towards the middle of January, a couple of weeks late, because I see these things only when people point them out to me. I was stewing in my panic, unable to decide whether to change from WhatsApp to some other app, and people were giving me conflicting bits of advice: stay with WhatsApp, switch to Signal, switch to Telegram, get off social media, wait a little and go with the herd, and…

The newest feature that has surfaced in the latest beta update is a dedicated badge that can be used for mentioning people during group chats and more. HIGHLIGHTSWhatsApp is working on a lot of new features including multi-device support.As per report, WhatsApp will add a new mention badge alongside the pin message option. The new feature has been spotted in the latest beta update.WhatsApp is working on a lot of new features. The newest feature that has surfaced in the latest beta update is a dedicated badge that can be used for mentioning people during group chats and more. As per report, WhatsApp will add a new mention badge alongside the pin message option. The new feature has been spotted in the latest beta update.As per Wabetainfo, WhatsApp has released today the 2.21.3.13 beta update. A new mention badge has been added for group chats. “After several updates that addressed bug fixes and general improvements, WhatsApp has released today the 2.21.3.13 beta update. It has nothing new apparently, but we can show today a preview of the feature they’re working on in this build: the mention badge! The feature is very simple to explain: when you receive a mention in…

New Delhi, February 5 The Supreme Court on Friday refused to entertain a PIL seeking a direction to WhatsApp to withdraw its new privacy policy that allegedly violated citizens’ right to privacy and affected national security. A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India SA Bobde told petitioner Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) that the issue was already pending before the Delhi High Court. WhatsApp has already announced delaying by three months the implementation of its new privacy policy that has caused concerns among millions of its users, many of whom started to move to its rivals such as Signal and Telegram. It was originally scheduled to come into effect on February 8. Amid demands for rollback of WhatsApp’s new policy, CAIT had on January 16 moved the top court seeking protection of citizens’ right to privacy. — TNS