Members of UNLI Giga can choose between UNLI GIGA Stories, which includes unlimited access to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Kumu, and UNLI Giga Video, which includes YouTube, iWantTFC, NBA League Pass, and Cignal Play.
Both packages provide 2GB of data for all sites and applications for PHP 149 and are valid for 7 days.
According to Smart, UNLI GIGA is exclusively available on the GigaLife App.
Coins.ph, the Philippines' most popular blockchain-based digital wallet, has announced the release of three new cryptocurrency tokens: USDC, Chainlink, and Kyber Network Crystal (KNC). Starting July 16, 2021, Coins.ph customers will be able to buy, sell, and store these three tokens directly through the Coins.ph app.
“We are thrilled to announce the addition of USDC, Chainlink, and KNC coins to our virtual assets platform,” stated Coins.ph CEO Nauman Mustafa. “This is the first of several repairs and changes we plan to make this year. While Coins.ph remains the Philippines' largest Virtual Assets Exchange, we owe it to our clients to continuously expand our goods and services to produce more value.” USDC, Chainlink, and KNC are ERC-20 tokens, which are a standard for creating Ethereum-based tokens. This allows them to use existing Ethereum wallets while still meeting their own specific requirements.
USDC is a stablecoin whose value is determined by the US Dollar. A stable coin is a cryptocurrency whose value is determined by steady assets, which reduces volatility. USDC was formed as a result of a partnership between Circle, a peer-to-peer payments technology company, and Coinbase, one of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchanges.
Chainlink is a decentralized oracle network that enables Ethereum smart contracts to obtain data from external sources. Any real-world data is provided, such as live weather, pricing feeds, and so on.
The Kyber Network Crystal (KNC) is the Kyber Network's native coin, which is one of the most well-known Ethereum-based decentralized exchanges.
“We are thrilled to see that Kyber Network's utility token KNC is now available to the Philippine community via the Coins.ph mobile wallet,” said Loi Luu, Kyber Network's CEO and Co-Founder. “Through the KyberDAO, Coins.ph users can participate in Kyber's governance with KNC.” While the tokens are new, the Coins.ph software is the same reliable mobile wallet that has been around for almost seven years. “The goal of Coins is to make bitcoin access simple and convenient for our users,” Mustafa explained.
To use these new tokens, customers only need to download the latest version of the Coins.ph app from the Google Play Store, App Store, or Huawei AppGallery. The USDC, Chainlink, and KNC wallets can be accessed by swiping left on the main wallet page. Customers must be Level 2 or have their ID and Selfie authenticated in order to utilize these cryptocurrency services.
To learn more about USDC, Chainlink, and KNC, go to support.coins.ph.
The Premium Lite plan was uncovered by a ResetEra user. Premium Lite is EUR 6.99 per month, compared to EUR 11.99 for the standard Premium subscription. YouTube recognized the new concept and indicated that it is currently being tested in Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden, according to The Verge.
“We're testing a new subscription in the Nordics and Benelux (except for Iceland) to give customers even more options: Premium Lite costs €6.99/month (or local equivalent) and includes ad-free YouTube videos,” a YouTube official told The Verge.
Premium Lite, according to The Verge, provides ad-free viewing via the YouTube app on the web, Android, iOS, and smart TVs, as well as the YouTube Kids app, but lacks services like YouTube Music, background plays, and offline downloads.
Premium Lite is now in an experimental phase, according to YouTube, but the firm is considering rolling out other choices based on customer feedback.
Source: The Verge
In a recent policy update, Google Play put apps on notice with additional security measures and transparency of personal data usage. Apps or SDKs developed in interpreted languages like JavaScript, Python, or Lua are barred from infringing on any Google Play standards, according to a new change to the Device and Network Abuses policy. The policy will take effect on October 15, 2021.
According to the Device and Network Abuse, a program released through Google Play may not change, replace, or update itself in any way other than through Google Play's update process.
The policy also prohibits apps from downloading executable code from sources other than Google Play. This ban does not apply to code that runs in a virtual machine and has limited access to Android APIs.
Apart from Google Play, an app can't download executable files from anywhere else. However, programs that run code in a virtual machine, such as Javascript in a web view or browser, are exempt from this ban.
The User Data Policy has been revised and will be implemented on April 1, 2021. This new feature compels app developers to provide accurate information regarding the app's collection and use of personal or sensitive user data. It also requires that all apps and the Google Play interface include a privacy policy.
Apps must share user data with Google under the current User Data policy, but it makes no mention of accuracy.
The Inappropriate Content Policy has been updated to include new restrictions on applications that offer paid sexual interactions. "Sugar daddy" apps will be banned from Google's Play Store as of September 1, 2021.
Sugar daddy refers to an older, wealthy man who, in exchange for a relationship, provides gifts and money to a younger partner. Despite the fact that Google did not indicate why these apps will be prohibited, the news is consistent with US anti-online sex trafficking legislation that removes protection from information that promotes or supports prostitution.
According to the existing content policy, “we don't accept apps that include or promote sexual content or profanity, including pornography, or any content or services designed to be sexually gratifying.”
In addition to these enhancements, Google Play has implemented rigorous guidelines for developers who have been inactive for a year or more. "We're adding a new section in our Enforcement policy to close inactive or abandoned developer accounts after one year of inactivity and additional criteria," according to the Google Play policy change.
Apps with over 1,000 downloads and recent in-app purchases will be exempt, but if the developer has not checked in to the Google Play interface or uploaded a new app, their account will be deleted. The measure will take effect on September 1, 2021.
These policy changes and improvements are meant to make the Google Play store safer for users, since the company intends to punish non-compliant and fraudulent developers harshly.
People under the age of 16 with a public Instagram account will receive a notification stressing the advantages of having a private account. It will also instruct them on how to alter their privacy settings. The ability to convert to a public version will not be removed.
In addition, the corporation makes it difficult for certain people to communicate with minors under the age of 18. Instagram has announced the development of a new technology that would allow the company to detect accounts that have engaged in potentially harmful activity and restrict them from engaging with children. Instagram tags potentially suspicious behavior as accounts belonging to adults who may have recently been blocked or reported by a younger person.
The accounts of these adults will be hidden thanks to this technology. Explore, Reels, and Accounts Suggested For You will not show accounts for these adults. Even if they search for a certain account, these tagged accounts will not follow these youngsters. These children's accounts will also be unable to remark or read comments posted by flagged accounts.
Instagram is also altering how adverts are delivered to young people. Advertisers will be able to target people under the age of 18 depending on their age, gender, and geography. Advertisers used to be able to target people based on their interests and online activities.
When they reach the age of 18, Instagram will inform them of these targeting options and give them tools to manage their ad experience. These changes will take effect across the board, including Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger.
These modifications are currently in effect in the United States, Australia, France, the United Kingdom, and Japan, with plans to spread to other nations in the near future.
Source: Instagram
From the missed calls or voicemail areas of the mobile Google Voice app, you may now understand why you could have missed a call (for example, if Do Not Disturb was turned on) and how to avoid it happening again (turning Do Not Disturb off). If your call was dropped due to a weak Wi-Fi connection, Google is making it easier to redial it and switch to your mobile network.
You may now have the app display your Google Voice number instead of the original connected number on caller ID if you use Google Voice on iOS to redirect calls to your number. On Google Voice's web version, you may now erase SMS texts in bulk.
