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Reliance Jio Broadband Connections, WhatsApp Chat Pinning, Moto C & Moto E4 Plus Leaked, and More: Your 360 Daily
Reliance Jio ranked India's biggest broadband Internet provider, WhatsApp beta for Android adds option to pin chats to the top, and Moto C & Moto E4 Plus leaked online.
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John McAfee Privacy Phone, Claimed to Be World's Most Hack-Proof, Is Coming This Year
'John McAfee Privacy Phone' features hardware switches at the back that allow users to disconnect the battery, the antennas for Wi-Fi, the camera, Bluetooth and geolocation, and even the microphone.
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McAfee's Everykey Can Unlock Your Phone, Account, Door Password
Everykey is a miniature gadget that you carry with yourself, and in return, it unlocks your phone, your accounts, even your smart door for you.
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Malware Worms its Way into More Apps: Study
Malicious software is increasingly making its way into mobile phones through "cloned" versions of popular apps, and software weaknesses in legitimate ones, security researchers said on Tuesday.
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Android malware grew 35 percent in April-June quarter: McAfee
McAfee identified four pieces of malware that capture user names and passwords, and then intercept SMS messages containing bank account login credentials.
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Reliance Jio Broadband Connections, WhatsApp Chat Pinning, Moto C & Moto E4 Plus Leaked, and More: Your 360 Daily
Reliance Jio ranked India's biggest broadband Internet provider, WhatsApp beta for Android adds option to pin chats to the top, and Moto C & Moto E4 Plus leaked online.
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John McAfee Privacy Phone, Claimed to Be World's Most Hack-Proof, Is Coming This Year
'John McAfee Privacy Phone' features hardware switches at the back that allow users to disconnect the battery, the antennas for Wi-Fi, the camera, Bluetooth and geolocation, and even the microphone.
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McAfee's Everykey Can Unlock Your Phone, Account, Door Password
Everykey is a miniature gadget that you carry with yourself, and in return, it unlocks your phone, your accounts, even your smart door for you.
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Malware Worms its Way into More Apps: Study
Malicious software is increasingly making its way into mobile phones through "cloned" versions of popular apps, and software weaknesses in legitimate ones, security researchers said on Tuesday.
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Android malware grew 35 percent in April-June quarter: McAfee
McAfee identified four pieces of malware that capture user names and passwords, and then intercept SMS messages containing bank account login credentials.
