Protesters Strip Outside Facebook’s New York Office Against Nudity Censorship

Protesters Strip Outside Facebook’s New York Office Against Nudity Censorship About a 100 people stripped naked in front of Facebook’s New York headquarters as part of a protest against what they view as censorship regarding Facebook and Instagram’s policies around artistic nudity. Right from dawn on Sunday, the demonstrators lay naked on the road, each with large images of male nipples covering their private parts, CNN reported. The protest — called #wethenipple — was organised and photographed by internationally-renowned American artist Spencer Tunick and the National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC)....

June 3, 2019 · 2 min · 419 words · Jason Barnes

Twitter Apologises for Suspending Accounts of Chinese Activists

Twitter Apologises for Suspending Accounts of Chinese Activists Just days before the 30th anniversary of the crackdown on a pro-democracy demonstration in Tiananmen Square on June 4, Twitter suspended a large number of accounts, including those belonging to Chinese political commentators, the media reported. Twitter later apologised for the error. Twitter’s action, which affected more than 100 users, came over several hours late Friday and early Saturday, The New York Times reported citing a human rights worker....

June 3, 2019 · 1 min · 208 words · Corey Hopkins

Xiaomi Mi Band 4 Images Leaked Online

Xiaomi Mi Band 4 Images Leaked Online After the huge success of the Mi Band 3, Xiaomi is obviously working on a new, updated fitness band. Well, the Mi Band 4 (as one would expect it to be called) has now leaked out in actual, real-life images and it looks pretty impressive. The images were leaked onWeibo, and show off the purported Mi Band 4 from various angles. First off, if the images are to be believed, the Mi Band 4 looks like it’ll come with an upgraded color OLED display instead of the black and white panel on the Mi Band 3....

June 3, 2019 · 2 min · 381 words · Nicole Hayes

China Plans Blacklist of US Technology Firms in Retaliation to Trade War

China Plans Blacklist of US Technology Firms in Retaliation to Trade War The US-China trade war is heating up, and now China is creating a blacklist of US firms, and even individuals. The move was announced by the Chinese government on Friday, and the country said that the list would contain foreign companies, individuals, and organizations that“do not follow market rules, violate the spirit of contracts, blockade and stop supplying Chinese companies for noncommercial reasons, and seriously damage the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies....

June 1, 2019 · 2 min · 391 words · Francis Cameron

7 Best Media Server Apps You Should Use in 2019

7 Best Media Server Apps You Should Use in 2019 Many believe media server apps are a thing of the past. However, some users heavily rely on their personal media serve to organize and distribute media content that they have collected over the years. Of course, with the advent ofNetflixand othercloud-based streaming services, the space for personal media servers have shrunk. But it’s still a viable way to stream shows and movies without traffic congestion and buffering issues....

May 31, 2019 · 10 min · 2011 words · Keith Townsend

Delhi BJP Website Hacked, Shows Beef Dishes

Delhi BJP Website Hacked, Shows Beef Dishes The website of BJP’s Delhi arm was hacked on Thursday as Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his appointed cabinet ministers attended their swearing in ceremony and took oaths. The hacker replaced the words BJP with Beef, and posted recipes for various beef dishes on the website in a separate tab that read ‘Beef Dishes.’ Under the tab, were the names of dishes like Beef Fry, Beef Dry Fry, Beef Curry, and more which led to their individual pages with complete recipes and images of the dishes....

May 31, 2019 · 2 min · 301 words · Daniel Romero

Galaxy Note 10 Won’t Have Physical Buttons: Report

Galaxy Note 10 Won’t Have Physical Buttons: Report Samsung is likely to skip the standard 3.5-mm headphone jack and even physical keys for functions like volume and power on its upcoming Galaxy Note 10. “The Note 10 will have no 3.5mm connector, and exterior buttons (power, volume, Bixby) will be replaced by capacitive or pressure-sensitive areas, likely highlighted by some kind of raised ‘bump’ and/or texture along the edge (i.e. a faux button),” the Android Authority reported late on Thursday....

May 31, 2019 · 2 min · 327 words · Christopher Weeks
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