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A malware that steals Facebook account credentials, known as "Schoolyard Bully", has infected over 300,000 android devices, prompting the Nigerian Communications Commission's Computer Security Incident Response Team (NCC-CSIRT) to issue an advisory reminding user to only download applications from official sites and application stores.

BevNET Live will take a look at the way beverage brands are exploring the fast-evolving “Web3” internet movement when one of the leaders of cutting edge water brand Liquid Death talks about how his company launched a line of NFTs to both reward and grow its fanatical customer base.

Instagram has added a number of interesting feature for a better user experience.

Meta's Facebook Apps were down earlier today, and it has caused people to panic, but what happened here?

Telegram gained 70 million new users and Snapchat use reportedly increased by over 20% while Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp were down on Monday.

What are we supposed to do in the bathroom now?

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What are we supposed to do in the bathroom now?

Facebook met à disposition un tableau de bord rappelant la liste des applications et des sites web que vous avez autorisés à accéder à votre profil. Il est utile de le connaître et de faire régulièrement le tri.

This Ramadan, Facebook is marking the holy month with a global campaign across its family of apps. The #MonthofGood campaign, which brings together Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp, aims to celebrate charity, collaboration and community. Despite the social distancing resulting from the pandemic, Ramadan remains a time for charity and celebration. Globally, in 2020 people raised twice as much as in 2019 through Ramadan-related fundraisers across Facebook and Instagram. “We saw our u...