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With WhatsApp constantly evolving, new features such as the multi-device login support are long overdue. However, it looks as though the Facebook-owned firm has started testing this plus a ton of other features with the latest beta updates. With probably the most interest, the multi-device login support is one feature that will really transform just how millions around the globe use the messaging platform. Not having to logout across devices would save a ton of frustration — something that we reviewers would also really appreciate too. At the moment, you can only have one mobile device signed-in to WhatsApp, with a further PC, Mac or web browsers logged in. You can swap between these but, only one can be logged-in at a time. This makes seamless use difficult and switching devices frustrating at best, especially as the sign-in process is so convoluted and drawn-out. We must stress that multi-device support is not user-facing within WhatsApp beta builds just yet. It will l

Good News for camera Filter lover's for those who are looking for a Good Best camera application That can Give you the trust on security, and Best camera fliters. Here it is. “Adobe Photoshop camera” application giving a camera app replacement for your smartphone. It utilizes AI and Adobe Sensei to mimic many of the post-processing features that require quite a fair bit of skill to achieve on desktop versions of Photoshop. It joins a growing list of mobile-focused Adobe packages that are aimed at people that want a minor taste of the Creative Cloud on their smartphones. Those include Premiere Rush, Lightroom, plus a plethora of extra productivity tools. Right out of the gate, you can add tons of filters and effects to your images. Since the initial preview phase, Adobe has added new options and functions that make it a really solid option for those wanting to really mix up their own smartphone photo creations. Adobe Photoshop Camera gives you more than 80 unique

Who are looking to buy an innovative Budget Smart Tv, Oneplus is full filling the dreams of Tv lovers. Oneplus set to be Launch a New Oneplus Smart Tv in India, Next month. While OnePlus‘ flagship-grade phones have been getting pricier and competing with premium brands, the company is now looking to attract buyers in the budget segment in India with its upcoming smart TVs. Oneplus brand is said to be working on smart TVs with a starting price of $200 (Rs. 15,000) for the Indian market; that should allow it to compete with the likes of Xiaomi, TCL, and VU in the low-end segment, which includes smaller screen sizes like 32 inches and 43 inches. OnePlus is set to launch two new series of TVs at a live streamed event on July 2. Here are the some goos things, That OnePlus’ OxygenPlay app helps you find content to watch from across various streaming services. particularly when other brands offered similar features and performance for far less. An Android app for your phon

As per cyber report, mobile numbers of many WhatsApp users is available via a simple Google search. Here are the details.  As per cybersecurity researcher, mobile number of several WhatsApp users available via a simple Google search. In a blogpost, researcher discovered a “privacy issue in the WhatsApp web portal that leaked around 29000 – 300000 WhatsApp user’s mobile numbers in plain text accessible to any internet user. This privacy issue could have been avoided if Whatsapp encrypted the user mobile numbers as well as by adding a robots.txt file disallowing the bots from crawling their domain and a meta noindex tag on the pages, unfortunately they did not do that yet and your privacy may be at stake. With a big user base, they should care about these vulnerabilities. Today your mobile number is linked to your Bitcoin wallets, Aadhaar, bank accounts, UPI, Credit cards leading an attacker to perform SIM card swapping and cloning attacks by knowing your mobile number is anoth

Using incognito mode might not be the best way to hide yourself on the internet. Many of us think that it’s a somewhat ‘safer’ way to surf the internet. But in truth, the only thing it does is not save your browsing history. But the misconception of what it can and can’t do has angered some people who used incognito mode on Chrome. The court said that Google collects user’s data through its Google Analytics, Google Ad Manager, website plug-ins, and mobile apps in incognito mode. Google knows everything users do, including the “most intimate and potentially embarrassing things” they search on the internet.    However if you open the incognito window in Chrome, it clearly states that:    Your activity might still be visible to:   - Websites you visit   - Your employer or school   - Your internet service provider And it doesn’t save the following information:   - Your browsing history   - Cookies and site data   - Information entered in forms Incognito mode in Chrome gives you