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A new WhatsApp hack could put all of your messages into the wrong hands and put all of your contacts at risk of the same fate if you fail to act now to prevent it. The new hack, which uses similar techniques to obvious phishing attempts but in a more sophisticated way, only requires the hacker to have access to an account that has you as a contact to target your account. This means that if one of your friends falls victim to the hack, you could be in danger too. Fortunately, there are ways to protect yourself. PS5 Pro with TWO graphics cards is the death blow Xbox Series X didn't prepare forCompletely PORT-FREE iPhone 13 is the finishing blow Samsung Galaxy S21 didn't see comingSamsung Galaxy Scroll rocks the Galaxy Note S-Pen in stunning videoAccording to The Independent, when the hackers have access to an account that has you as a contact, they will send you messages that will probably seem quite normal, as if they were coming from the person who owns the account. Sooner or later you will receive a text from WhatsApp with the six-digit authentication code that you need to input whenever you add a new…

Indian Navy Day 2020: The Indian Navy is a three-dimensional force, capable of operating above, on and under the surface of the oceans and safeguard our national interests. Check here for wishes, quotes for WhatsApp, and Facebook status. Image Source: PTIIndian Navy Day is celebrated on December 4 in India every year, the aim to celebrate the day is to honor and recognise the achievements and role of the Indian Navy to the nation. The Indian Navy is a well-balanced three-dimensional force, capable of operating above, on, and under the surface of the oceans and safeguard our national interests. Its objective is also to improve its circumstances in the Indian Ocean Zone.A multi-dimensional and networked combat force, the Indian Navy maintains high readiness to safeguard our peninsular country’s seaward frontiers and defeat all maritime threats. It is the marine branch of the Indian Armed Forces and the Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Navy is President of India. Chhatrapati Shivaji Bhosle, the Maratha emperor of the 17th century is considered as the “Father of the Indian Navy”.All about Indian Navy: The operational and administrative control of the Indian Navy is exercised by the Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) from the Integrated…

Amidst the ongoing protests by farmers along the Haryana-Delhi border, a video of Congress MP Ravneet Singh Bittu has gone viral on the social media leaving netizens in splits. On Thursday, the Congress MP from Ludhiana – Punjab Ravneet Singh Bittu spoke to NDTV India in connection with the ongoing farmer protests along the Delhi border. Speaking to NDTV India, the Congress MP emphasised on how the three laws passed by the Modi government was anti-farmer in nature. Bittu continuing to explain about the farm bills to the viewers, however, ended up goofing-up in a big way after he claimed that it is not the farmers who will benefit from the laws but the tech-giants such as Google and WhatsApp. According to Bittu, the agitation against the Modi government is not just a farmer protest but was a “movement of more than 80 per cent people of the country”. The recently passed farm laws will not only cause harm to farm sector but also the retail sector of the country as it enables big ‘industrialists’ such as Reliance, Google, WhatsApp to buy wheat and rice in large quantities and to hoard it causing massive exploitation of farmers, the Congress MP…

Shaheed Khudiram Bose was only 18 years of age when he was sentenced to death for attacking and killing three Britishers in Bihar's Muzaffarpur. In 1908, he gave up his life for the country's freedom. On his 131st birth anniversary, on the young freedom fighter, we bring to you Khudiram Bose HD Images and quotes. Festivals & Events Kabir| Dec 03, 2020 02:22 PM IST Shaheed Khudiram Bose was only 18 years of age when he was sentenced to death for attacking and killing three Britishers in Bihar's Muzaffarpur. In 1908, he gave up his life for the country's freedom. Khudiram Bose was born on December 3, 1889, in Habibpur situated under the Keshpur Police Station in the Midnapore district of West Bengal. He was the son of a Tehsildar who joined a group named Anushilan Samiti and became a volunteer at the age of 15. At 16, Khudiram took part in planting bombs near the police stations and targeted British officials. On his 131st birth anniversary, on the young freedom fighter, we bring to you Khudiram Bose HD Images and quotes. You can share these as messages on social media to pay tributes to Shaheed Khudiram Bose. You can send these as…

Former India batsman VVS Laxman has expressed disappointment at the way the Indian team management handled the issue of Rohit Sharma’s injury.With major communication gap on the issue and even India skipper Virat Kohli later going to admit that they were never clearly given the details on Rohit Sharma’s injury, India will be without their star batsman for a major part of the Australia tour.Laxman said that it was very disappointing that in the age of communication and the times of multiple WhatsApp groups within the team, we are having to speak about a communication gap between players."I feel that in the first place he (Rohit Sharma) should have been selected and the communication gap is something which is disappointing. I am really surprised because in this age of communication where there are so many WhatsApp groups, there’s usually a group mail which goes around, I’m sure a group between the team management, the chairman of the selection committee and the in-charge of the medical team of the BCCI,” VVS Laxman said Star Sports show Cricket Connected."Usually, everything is updated to the team management and everyone is kept in the loop. So, I am not sure why is there a…

For November, WhatsApp Pay’s first month on NPCI’s Unified Payments Interface network, it had less than 1% of the total market share in terms of the total volume of transactionsFor the first phase of WhatsApp Pay’s launch, the company has been allowed to onboard not more than 20 Mn users, to prevent overload of the UPI infrastructureWhatsApp Pay is expected to have recorded 20 Mn transactions in the last monthFacebook-owned messaging platform WhatsApp’s digital payments application WhatsApp Pay is off to a slow start in India after it received the approval of the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) last month to launch services in the country in a graded manner. For November, WhatsApp Pay’s first month on NPCI’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) network, it had less than 1% of the total market share in terms of the total volume of transactions. It is to be noted that WhatsApp, which has 400 Mn monthly active users in India, has been allowed to onboard users on its payments application in a graded manner. For the first phase of WhatsApp Pay’s launch, the company has been allowed to onboard not more than 20 Mn users, to prevent overload of the UPI infrastructure. WhatsApp’s payments application…

An analysis of social media messages among home care staff on the COVID-19 front lines reveals their growing concern over how to manage in the face of the coronavirus. The results are found in "Seeking Answers for Care Homes during the COVID-19 pandemic," published in the journal Age and Ageing and shared in EurekAlert. The article focuses on messages sent and received via Whatsapp, a secure messaging platform for mobile phones. Thousands of Whatsapp messages between 250 home care workers during the first coronavirus wave show workers often asking questions that went unanswered due to a lack of proper guidance. Staff asked where to purchase PPE, whether guidelines existed for isolating residents returning from the hospital and how they could access testing. But guidance either did not exist, was conflicting or staff was not aware of it. WHAT'S THE IMPACT Home care staff formed the messaging group themselves in partnership with colleagues to offer support during the first wave. As group members, researchers analyzed the questions and uncertainties raised. They found most of the questions were about infection control and prevention and could have been tackled immediately through timely, responsive and unambiguous fact-based guidance. But their analyses revealed scant guidance, meaning…

The functionality of WhatsApp is growing, now lets you hide chats, which is very useful in various situations. For example, if for simple privacy you want no one to be snooping on your cell phone screen to see who you chat with, you can use this option. It is also very useful to hide them so that you do not have open conversations that may be important but that were months ago and you do not have regular contact with that person. This type of WhatsApp « tricks » allow the popularity of the tool to grow, however, it is important that as a user you are aware of the new features that are being added to the application. There are very basic functions like knowing the exact location of a contact and how to know who added you to their contacts. However, this function of hide a chat without deleting it you will like. You can do it in the following way: How to hide a WhatsApp chat without deleting it: Hiding a conversation within WhatsApp so that it stops appearing in your chat list, but without deleting it is possible through a simple trick that does not require the installation…

Almost two years ago, the WhatsApp status option was launched. It is a quite used feature amongst the users. Once WhatsApp launched the status option, the app also introduced a privacy option on the status users upload regarding who can and who cannot see the update. According to the report, however, there is a WhatsApp trick. Users can spy on the stories of other users without letting them know about it. Must read: WhatsApp new feature to permit users to mute videos before sending Users can go to WhatsApp> Setting> Privacy> Toggle off the Read receipt. Through this users can view the status of other users without letting them know. However, on the flip side, users will not be able to view who opened their status either. Continue Reading

Stephen Sellars. Picture: Gwent Police AN “UNREPENTANT” paedophile who shared fantasies about raping children as well as pictures and films of child abuse with like-minded people on WhatsApp has been jailed. Serial sex offender Stephen Sellars, 62, is back behind bars after being locked up at Newport Crown Court for committing further “hideous offences”. • Sign up to our Crime and Court newsletter to get all the day’s news direct to your inbox Prosecutor Nicholas Gedge told how one film the defendant downloaded was a particularly “disturbing” movie involving a seemingly unconscious baby boy. He said Sellars used a pay-as-you-go mobile to carry out his crimes and detectives found CCTV footage to show him topping up the incriminating phone in a supermarket. MORE NEWS Woman feared she was going to die after ex-boyfriend slashed her face with glass Men who tried to solicit sexual services from prostitutes appear in court Drunken VE Day knifeman handed himself in after picture was posted on Facebook Gwent Police officers began investigating the defendant after they got a tip-off from the National Crime Agency. They found so many child abuse images on his phone “they gave up counting”. Mr Gedge said: “He used (instant…