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India makes China app ban permanent, forces TikTok to hose out local office

India makes China app ban permanent, forces TikTok to hose out local office
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Important news: WhatsApp Web will have new login feature, check details

Updated: Jan 28, 2021, 08:51 PM IST Popular messaging app Whatsapp has brought a new feature. Keeping in mind the safety of users, WhatsApp will now have a face or biometric scanning feature. According to reports, fingerprint (Fingerprint) security will be available on the Web WhatsApp version. This means that no one other than you will be able to connect your WhatsApp to your computer. Till now WhatsApp used to connect to the computer by scanning the QR code directly through the WhatsApp Web version, but now it will not happen. The phone has to be unlocked via fingerprint before the QR code scan. Apart from this, there will also be an option for a face scan. This feature has been devised with regard to the privacy and security of the users. Through this feature, no one else can create a new session on WhatsApp Web without the knowledge of the users.

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5% users in India delete WhatsApp; 22% pare usage on policy change: Survey

About 5 per cent Indians have deleted Whatsapp and another 22 per cent have reduced usage drastically after the Facebook-owned messaging giant recently revealed plans to update its privacy policy, according to the community platform LocalCircles. Three weeks since WhatsApp came out with the new privacy policy, LocalCircles has conducted another survey to understand if people are actually leaving the platform and migrating. Leaving a social network is not easy because the whole network or at least 75 per cent of the members of a group or 75 pent of an individual’s contacts must move to an alternate platform before they fully switch.

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India Sees Day of Conflict With Farmers and Chinese Troops

India Sees Day of Conflict With Farmers and Chinese Troops Republic Day is a day of celebration in India, but descended into chaos as farmers marched on the capital; meanwhile, a border dispute wears on. Stocks quotes in this article: BABA, BIDU, WB Conflict has been the order of the day in India. Its troops again have clashed violently with those from China high on their shared Himalayan border. And thousands of farmers are besieging the capital, New Delhi, using their tractors to pull apart police barricades. After two months of peaceful protests, things turned violent Tuesday and at least one person died. The police fired teargas at protestors and charged them with bamboo canes. For two months the farmers have formed a huge makeshift city on the Delhi outskirts, where they continue to protest the government s attempts to force market-friendly reforms on the agriculture industry. At times they have used as m

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