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WhatsApp Unveiled a Security Breach
WhatsApp has unveiled a security breach that has allowed attackers to inject commercial Israeli spyware on the phones, writes Financial Times, quoted by BGNES.
The application is used by 1.5 billion people worldwide. It turned out that the tracking software could be installed through a security system hole that worked on both Apple's and Android users.
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Ceiling imposed on roaming rates within the EU as of May 15
International cellphone calls and text messages within the European Union are due to become considerably cheaper as of May 15.
Starting on Wednesday, service suppliers will have to apply rates of up to 0.19 euros per minute for calls to cellphones in other EU member-states as well as Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein, and up to 0.06 euros per text message (SMS).
We Can Check Our Voting Section Over the Internet, by SMS or by Phone
Citizens can check the number of their polling station in the forthcoming European Parliament elections on the Internet, by SMS or by telephone. The reports are provided by the Directorate General "Civil Registration and Administrative Services" at the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works announced.
Prices for Phone Calls in the EU Fall as of May 15
From May 15, retail prices for mobile and fixed calls from one country to another in the European Union should not exceed 19 cents per minute, the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) recalls for the new Euro-regulations. The highest price for SMS within the EU will be 6 euro cents per message.
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Trump meets Twitter CEO, complains about lost followers
U.S. President Donald Trump met with Twitter Inc Chief Executive Jack Dorsey on April 23 and spent a significant time questioning him about why he had lost some Twitter followers, a person briefed on the matter said.
Turkish court convicts Twitter user named 'Allah' for insulting religion
The Turkish user behind the controversial Twitter account named "Allah" has been convicted by a court.
Monthly telecom bills to start with 150-euro limit
EETT, the Greek telecommunications watchdog, will set a 150-euro ceiling on monthly telecom bills as of January 1, 2019, including all charges for calls, text messages, data, taxes etc, after which point the user will have to ask their provider to raise their bill in order to continue using their phone.
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NY Times stands by new hire Sarah Jeong over Twitter furor
The New York Times is reaffirming its support for new hire Sarah Jeong after social media criticism of her tweets from several years ago that were derogatory of white people.
Turkish justice minister expects new animal rights bill to pass in parliament 'within shortest time'
The new bill on animal rights will be approved by the parliament "very soon," the Turkish justice minister has said in a message posted on his Twitter account.
France Closes in on Phone Ban in Schools from September
By AGENCE FRANCE PRESSE, PARIS, France, Jul 19 - French lawmakers have secured a deal on a bill that would outlaw the use of mobiles phones in schools starting in September, one of Emmanuel Macron's pledges during last year's presidential campaign.