If you are concerned about your smartphone giving away a lot of information about you, Tor-enabled smartphones might soon be coming for data privacy. The Tor Project, which is usually associated with the dark side of Internet, announced that a prototype for a Tor-enabled smartphone is now ready. The aim is to respect users choice and freedom. #privacy #mobile
Facebook has long been banned in China for fears of not being able to censor Chinese citizens’ voices. The Chinese government worries quite a lot about dissent, and public speech and right to information are severely restricted. Facebook has been working on a technology that allows it to comply with Chinese censorship rules, and thus get back to China officially. #China #Socialmedia #facebook
A new malicious video link can now endanger iOS devices and cause them to freeze. The MP4 video, when viewed on Safari, can cause the device to freeze and display a spinning wheel. However, rebooting your device quickly should help you to solve this issue. #ios #malware
If you are the kind of person who looks up  for places on Google just to check if it is going to be busy, Google will now update ‘Popular Times’ to reveal how busy a place is in real time. This will help users to decide when they want to go, and also to check if that particular time when they are searching is good enough to visit that place. #GoogleUpdate #SEO
A single-patch vulnerability compromised WordPress core update server, resulting in more than 25% of websites on the Internet to be affected. The remote code execution flaw has been fixed, but it raises questions related to safety and security of websites, especially those running on WordPress. #Security #Wordpress
