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The necessity for digital security develops every year. For entertainment, navigation, fitness, and social networking, many of us rely on iPhone or Android applications, but these apps are notoriously difficult to trust. There’s no way to detect if an app is tracking you (even when you tell it to stop) in today's world of ever-evolving technology, and no protection is foolproof.
An app that performs well today could become a horrible actor tomorrow if the company behind it is sold, changes its direction, or is compromised due to a bug. In light of this, it's past time to strengthen your defenses.
According to sources, iPhone claims to have the safest ecosystem and that iPhone users have complete control over their privacy and data. While many people believe Apple's assertion, and there have been instances where Apple's statements have been proven to be correct, security experts throughout the world believe that users should be cautious about their privacy, regardless of which device or smartphone they use.
Despite Apple's assurances, Apple security expert and CEO of Spylix Steven Walker told users in an interview that one app should be avoided at all costs and should never be installed on iPhone. The software in question is Facebook Messenger. Spylix is a phone-tracking application that governments all around the world use.
According to Walker, just because an app is popular does not mean it is safe to use. He further believes that many people do not think Facebook Messenger to be a dangerous program because of its widespread use.
According to Walker, there are two main reasons why Facebook Messenger abuses user privacy and data. For starters, it's owned by Meta, which was previously owned by Facebook, a company with a murky track record when it comes to using users' data on its platform.
The lack of end-to-end encryption in Facebook Messenger is the second reason it's more important to Walker. Consumers, according to Walker, have a number of instant talking options. WhatsApp is substantially more secure than Facebook Messenger, despite the fact that it is controlled by Facebook.
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The Xiaomi 14T Pro, expected to launch soon, has appeared on Geekbench with impressive scores: 9,369 in single-core and 26,083 in multi-core, using Geekbench V4.4. It will run on Android 14 and feature 12GB RAM, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 9300+ SoC. The device has passed certifications on various platforms, hinting at an imminent release. Camera specs include a 50MP primary, 13MP ultra-wide, and 50MP telephoto lens. The 14T Pro is likely based on the Redmi K70 Ultra, which boasts similar features and chipset.
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New reports reveal that the upcoming Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 will be available in four color options: Charcoal, Porcelain, Aloe, and Hot Pink. This differs slightly from previous reports, which mentioned Raspberry, Porcelain, Mojito, and Haze. The earbuds are expected to be unveiled at the Made by Google event on August 13th. Design leaks suggest the Pixel Buds Pro 2 will retain the egg-shaped charging case with potential design tweaks, including a larger microphone cover and matching color grills. A possible battery upgrade to 650mAh has also been hinted at.
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Apple is set to roll out its Apple Intelligence features in an upcoming developer beta for iOS 18, iPadOS 18, and macOS Sequoia. Announced at WWDC 2024, these AI enhancements will significantly upgrade Siri, making it more intuitive and capable. Users will gain access to Writing Tools for proofreading, rewriting, or summarizing text, audio recording summaries, email summaries, and AI-generated emojis called Genmoji. Additionally, the Clean Up feature will help erase unwanted objects from images. The developer beta is expected in August, with a public launch likely in iOS 18.1 around October or November.
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Apple has reduced iPhone prices in India following a 15% customs duty cut on phones and chargers announced in the Union Budget 2024. The price cuts range from minor reductions on base models to significant discounts on Pro models. The iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max now cost Rs 1,29,800 and Rs 1,54,000, respectively, saving up to Rs 6,000. Meanwhile, the iPhone 13, 14, and 15 series have smaller price cuts. This is the first instance of Apple reducing prices on its Pro models, reflecting a strategic shift in response to the customs duty adjustment.
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Poco plans to release the M6 Plus, a mid-range smartphone featuring a large 6.79-inch LCD screen, a Snapdragon 4 Gen 2 Advanced Edition engine, and a 5000mAh battery, in India on August 1. It is anticipated that the smartphone would include a 108MP primary sensor and a dual-camera configuration. The gadget is anticipated to contend fiercely in the cutthroat mid-range market by providing a reasonably priced alternative that prioritises battery life, performance, and display.
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