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Soon, you may not need your phone to use WhatsApp   

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
May 7, 2016
NEW DELHI: Boasting over one billion users, the Facebook owned WhatsApp is arguably the most popular chat application out there. Although WhatsApp can be accessed on PC through a web client running in the browser, it’s largely used on smartphones only. …

How to protect yourself from social media frauds   

Telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com
Keep in mind that it is not just friends or followers who are interested in what you post, but also fraudsters and hackers on the prowl.
07 March 2016
Do you flaunt restaurant visits and vacations on Facebook? …

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Facebook Messenger tips and tricks everyone should know   

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
December 23, 2015 

Facebook expands ‘Instant Articles’ to Android   

Dnaindia.com
19 December 2015
Facebook has said it had signed up 350 global media partners, including from India, for its “Instant Articles” service as it expanded the programme to Android devices. …

Facebook set to launch professional version   

Businesstoday.in
Dec 11, 2015
Facebook at Work, Facebook Inc’s professional version of its social network, is expected to launch in the coming months after spending a year in tests, a company executive said. …

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33 Facebook tips and tricks everyone should know

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com 
Nov 27, 2015

 Now, anyone can search for your public Facebook posts

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Oct 23, 2015
Facebook has fed everyone’s public posts into its search engine, meaning that most updates will now be readily available for everyone — no matter how old they are.. …

YouTube paid version launched: 6 things to know   

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Oct 22, 2015
After months of speculation, Google has announced YouTube Red, a paid service based on the company’s free video-sharing platform, and music streaming app YouTube Music. Here are 6 things you should know about the two new versions of YouTube. …

Skype Translator is now available for everyone

Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
13 May, 2015
SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft-owned Skype has cleared the way for anyone to use a new feature that translates video chats or instant messages in real time. …

Facebook is ruining marriages, says study   Timesofindia.indiatimes.com
May 6, 2015
One in seven Britons have contemplated divorce because their partners spend too much time on various social media platforms, a top British legal firm has revealed. …

Supreme Court of India quashes FIR filed against couple for Facebook comment    Medianama.com
January 22, 2015
The Supreme Court of India upheld a Bangalore-based couple’s right to vent their frustrations on the Bangalore Police Facebook page, reports The Times of India. The court ruled that it was a public forum and the commoner had every right to complain against the authorities. …

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