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Facebook, the largest social networking site with over 1 billion users across the world, has banned an advertisement from CREDO mobile, a 28 year old non-profit organisation with a vision for social change, from running in its pages. To get into the detail, the ad featured a picture of Mark Zuckerberg, the founder and CEO of the Facebook, Inc., with …
On April 25th, Facebook acquired Parse and since then the developers associated with the mobile app based company have been quite unhappy. Some of them have even threatened to leave the platform of Parse. Taking advantage of this scenario, Stackmob has released a Parse migration tool which helps in migrating data from Parse to Stackmob. This shows that, in the …
On the issue of Facebook updating its Android app not using the Google Play store update; Google has clarified the terms and conditions clearly once again to ensure that in future no developer attempts to bypass the Google store for any kind of up gradations. From the beginning days Google has followed the strict rule to outlaw the applications that …
Pinterest, a site with your own personal pin-board where you can pin your image collections up online, including events, interests and hobbies. In March, Pinterest got a few changes, including a neater layout, larger images and different navigation features, which weren’t exactly appreciated by the users. But now a few old Pinterest features have been brought back. The developers clearly …
The Twitter accounts of three CBS brands, namely 60 Minutes, 48 Hours and a Denver news affiliate were hijacked and later suspended this weekend. The hacking of these three accounts of the foremost commercial broadcasting television group has again put forward the importance of two- factor authentication for passwords. This is not an isolated incident as the security of a …
