NET Bureau Facebook has honoured a Manipuri man for discovering a WhatsApp bug that violated the privacy of a user. Zonel Sougaijam, a 22-year-old civil engineer, said that the social
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NET Bureau It seems that the number of issues with Facebook just keeps mounting up. In a latest set of revelations, the social media giant revealed that the passwords of
NET Bureau Facebook Inc, on Thursday, 18 April, said that it “unintentionally uploaded” the email contact of 1.5 million new users since May 2016, a Reuters report, citing Business Insider
NET Bureau Facebook says it will use artificial intelligence to help find profiles of people who have died so their friends and family members won’t get, for instance, painful reminders
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