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A message has been circulating on social media claiming that the National Informatics Centre under the Ministry of Electronics and IT has issued an order instructing the restriction of certain Chinese apps on Google Play Store and Apple App Store. The government has clarified that the order is fake and no such instructions have been given to Google or Apple. The official twitter handle of PIB Fact Check refuted the claim and confirmed that the order is fake and no such instruction has been given by the Ministry of Electronics and IT or the National Informatics Centre.   Sunilkumar Choudari Technology content writer, Ethical hacker,blogger. interested to write about Latest Tech Updates how to tutorials especially on Android, iPhone, Computer, Internet, Social Networks, etc .

Flipkart has introduced Warranty Assistant, a new service that will work as an intermediary for smartphones that are still in warranty. With Warranty Assistant, smartphones that have valid brand warranty but have faced some damage will get doorstep service, wherein Flipkart-managed executives will pick up your damaged smartphone from home and get the necessary servicing conducted at brand service centres. The move is particularly topical in times of the Covid-19 pandemic, where individuals are being increasingly recommended to stay at home. According to the listed terms and conditions of Flipkart’s Warranty Assistant, the services are being offered and operated via third party contractor Jeeves Consumer Services P. Ltd. It is only being offered for ‘covered products’, and has a validity for 12 months since the date of purchase. The option to avail the at-home warranty service is priced at Rs 99, and can be purchased at the time of buying a new smartphone on Flipkart. The war

Google has removed these popular apps from its Play Store. android fans who already have downloaded the apps need to make sure they delete them from their phones. Security researchers have issued a new warning to Android users and it’s wise to take notice if you happen to have one of the popular applications installed on your smartphone. Those had the ability to attack users with unwanted adverts and intrusive browser redirects, which would take Android fans to websites without them ever clicking on a link. These cyber-crooks mainly target the beauty and selfie market, to Google's Play Store. Research Team recently identified and tracked a fraud operation that rendered fraudulent advertising in users’ devices. their focus on beauty. Most purport to be selfie apps that add beauty filters to users’ pictures, while at the same time showing ads out of context and making it nearly impossible to remove the apps themselves. Here's the full list of the malicious applicat

Common thing of everyone in lockdown is using mobile phone and spending huse time with that. By taking this moment, Cyber cheaters are taking advantage to make money in a variety of ways, one of which is the e-commerce website you see below. This website, named “Ezeephones.com”cheating people by claiming that they are offering high-and model mobiles for low price by changing company brand names as “Krypton”, Here's a look at phones with prices ranging from 20k to 50k (Example:- Redmi M10 as Krypton M10, Samsung M30s as Krypton M30s) offering Between 5k to10k price.   After checking the website i have confirmed that, the content of website is Wikipedia copyrighted such as terms and conditions and Faq which is provided on that website. There are many third party website advertising Krypton mobile offer's, If you believe in ordering you might be fall in risk, as well as if you would made any transaction using your credit or debit card you loss amount from your bank ac

YouTube ads can be annoying and if you want to skip it, subscribing to YouTube Premium might be the best option. However, if you are not willing to pay, there is a way around it. This hack only works on browsers though, not on the app itself. The hack involves making a tiny change to the URL of the video you are watching and it all depends on a single dot. with a small bug in youtube you can bypass YouTube ads on your web browser by adding an extra dot after the domain. So, instead of typing in - youtube.com/suneo (suneo being the name of the video :) ), you need to type in - youtube.com./suneo (add that extra period just after the domain name) to get ad-free videos. This hack, as it stands right now, works for web browsers only, the Redditor has added an update. “I had initially assumed that it didn't work on mobile because the browsers normalized the URL, however this isn't the case. The redirection happens on the server side. So, if you want this to work on mobile

Millions of apps are available for smartphone phones but not all are beneficial. In fact, many mobile applications are only for attacking your device or stealing your personal information. You need to take a look at and install specific applications to avoid them, but don't trust untrusted apps. Google Plays have less oversight than the App Store, especially for Android users. 1. Beauty filters and camera apps Other than the camera embedded in your phone, but you can download other Filter camera apps for Photos and Filters to Look good. They provide such advanced features, but they block your data and start stealing your data. You say how it would happen?. After installing app permissions you give will be allowed. Your data will be theft through it. Also, for some pro-filters, you will buy them with your credit or debit card so that they can steal your card and bank details, which will reduce the amount in your account. 2. Keyboard Apps Consider carefully the keyboard app

Whether you're a photographer, or occasionally uploading pictures to your website, you're probably worried about stealing your pictures. Unfortunately, it is easy for people to take photos for people who aren't online. Because you have made money with those photos, it is insulting because someone steals. But how do you know when these violations occur? Fortunately, you don't have to track your own. The most profitable places to sell your photos online There are many websites that can help you if you have photos that you want to sell online. Rarely see who sees your photos illegally online A service that helps you identify the illicit use of your photos. You need to create a free account and link to your photo hosting platform. Support pixsy Flickr, 500px, Instagram, Dropbox, and more. If you use another service, you can upload pictures manually. After you add some pictures, Pixsy tracks them and looks for unofficial uses. They can be easily reviewed