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ShinyShiny tech stories: Twitter prohibits image sharing without consent
Twitter is prohibiting the sharing of private images and videos without the consent of the people involved. Although publishing private information is already banned on the platform – as is sharing private nude images – the new policy covers images and videos of people in ordinary settings too. It has raised questions about the ability for…
ShinyShiny tech news: O2 to reintroduce EU roaming charges
One of the UK’s biggest mobile phone networks has announced roaming charges for Britons travelling to the EU, in a blow to Boris Johnson’s Brexit celebrations. Customers of O2 have been told they will be billed £3.50 for every gigabyte (GB) of data used above a new limit of 25GB, from August. The move comes after the Christmas Eve trade agreement…
Benefits of Earning MCSA: Windows Server 2016 with Microsoft 70-741 Exam. Reasons for Using Exam Dumps
The rapid technology growth has been majorly influenced by the introduction of new systems that ease the way daily activities are done. Microsoft is one of the leading technology corporations which spearheads innovations and inventions on ICT. Recently, Microsoft unleashed Azure services which are now one of the widely used cloud platform services on the…
Two in five tech workers are depressed, claims survey. Amazon workers top list
Just under two in five (39%) workers in tech firms are depressed, according to a new survey by Blind, an anonymous social network for professionals. It found that Amazon had the highest number of depressed workers closely followed by Microsoft and Intel. Least depressed, according to the survey, were Apple workers and those working for…
Bling and Bing? Microsoft smart ring patent unveiled
According to a patent unearthed by website Patently Apple, Microsoft could be about to launch its first piece of smart jewellery. Earlier this month the US Patent Office published a new Microsoft patent application covering an invention that relates to using wearables - such as a ring or a wristband - to control other devices, including…
