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Privacy, Wearables, and Building a Secure Web3 Ecosystem: Interview With Mai Labs
Mai Labs recently launched Mayaaverse, a metaverse platform that aims to set itself apart from Meta’s Reality Labs initiative. Gadgets360 spoke with Ashish Minocha, the Chief Business Officer as well as Khoushik Ananth, the Chief Technology Officer of Mai Labs to discuss the potential of the Web3 sector and metaverse platforms.
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Meta Now Allows Secure Chat Transfer Between Devices on WhatsApp Using QR Code
Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg on Friday announced a new feature on the platform's instant messaging app, WhatsApp. According to the Meta CEO, users will now be allowed to transfer their chat history between devices conveniently and in a secure way.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Security Allowance Raised To $14 Million After Meta's Massive Layoffs
Meta Platforms Inc said on Wednesday it had increased the security allowance given to Chief Executive and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and his family by $4 million to $14 million.
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Harassment, Racism Complaints Against Mark Zuckerberg's Security Chief
The head of personal security for Mark Zuckerberg was on leave Friday pending a probe into complaints of sexual harassment and racism, some of it involving the Facebook chief's wife.
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Facebook Should Hire Microsoft President Brad Smith as CEO, Ex-Security Chief Alex Stamos Says
Facebook must hire Microsoft President Brad Smith as its new CEO as it is right time for Mark Zuckerberg to step down, a former Facebook security chief has stressed.
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Facebook Spends $22.6 Million To keep Mark Zuckerberg Safe
Facebook Inc more than doubled the money it spent on Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg's security in 2018 to $22.6 million, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
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Zuckerberg Says Facebook's Future Is Going Big On Private, Secure Chats
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday the company would encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible, the latest sign that the world's biggest social network sees its future in intimate online chats.
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Mark Zuckerberg Sees "Progress" For Facebook After A Controversial 2018
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg said Friday the world's biggest social network has "fundamentally" changed to focus on securing its systems against manipulation and misinformation.
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With Maximum Facebook Users In India, Concerns Over Security Breach
Data of 50 million Facebook users have been exposed following a massive security breach by unknown hackers, its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said, amid fears that a significant number of the accounts affected could be from India. The precautionary measure taken by the social media giant has impacted another 40 million users, Mr Zuckerberg said o...
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg phoned President Barack Obama to complain about spying
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg blasted the US government's electronic surveillance practices on Thursday, saying he'd personally called President Barack Obama to voice his displeasure.
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Privacy, Wearables, and Building a Secure Web3 Ecosystem: Interview With Mai Labs
Mai Labs recently launched Mayaaverse, a metaverse platform that aims to set itself apart from Meta’s Reality Labs initiative. Gadgets360 spoke with Ashish Minocha, the Chief Business Officer as well as Khoushik Ananth, the Chief Technology Officer of Mai Labs to discuss the potential of the Web3 sector and metaverse platforms.
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Meta Now Allows Secure Chat Transfer Between Devices on WhatsApp Using QR Code
Meta chief executive officer Mark Zuckerberg on Friday announced a new feature on the platform's instant messaging app, WhatsApp. According to the Meta CEO, users will now be allowed to transfer their chat history between devices conveniently and in a secure way.
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Mark Zuckerberg's Security Allowance Raised To $14 Million After Meta's Massive Layoffs
Meta Platforms Inc said on Wednesday it had increased the security allowance given to Chief Executive and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and his family by $4 million to $14 million.
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Harassment, Racism Complaints Against Mark Zuckerberg's Security Chief
The head of personal security for Mark Zuckerberg was on leave Friday pending a probe into complaints of sexual harassment and racism, some of it involving the Facebook chief's wife.
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Facebook Should Hire Microsoft President Brad Smith as CEO, Ex-Security Chief Alex Stamos Says
Facebook must hire Microsoft President Brad Smith as its new CEO as it is right time for Mark Zuckerberg to step down, a former Facebook security chief has stressed.
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Facebook Spends $22.6 Million To keep Mark Zuckerberg Safe
Facebook Inc more than doubled the money it spent on Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg's security in 2018 to $22.6 million, a regulatory filing showed on Friday.
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Zuckerberg Says Facebook's Future Is Going Big On Private, Secure Chats
Facebook Inc Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg said on Wednesday the company would encrypt conversations on more of its messaging services and make them compatible, the latest sign that the world's biggest social network sees its future in intimate online chats.
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Mark Zuckerberg Sees "Progress" For Facebook After A Controversial 2018
Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg said Friday the world's biggest social network has "fundamentally" changed to focus on securing its systems against manipulation and misinformation.
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With Maximum Facebook Users In India, Concerns Over Security Breach
Data of 50 million Facebook users have been exposed following a massive security breach by unknown hackers, its chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said, amid fears that a significant number of the accounts affected could be from India. The precautionary measure taken by the social media giant has impacted another 40 million users, Mr Zuckerberg said o...
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg phoned President Barack Obama to complain about spying
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg blasted the US government's electronic surveillance practices on Thursday, saying he'd personally called President Barack Obama to voice his displeasure.
