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  Post too much to Facebook and it will be assumed that you're spreading fake news

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 12:15pm CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Facebook's ongoing battle against fake news continues, and the social network has a new weapon in its arsenal. To cut down on the amount of spam and fake news appearing in News Feeds, users who post a lot each day will have their visibility reduced. The thinking behind this is that there are some Facebook users who "routinely share vast amounts of public posts per day," and the company has found that the content shared tends to be spammy or fabricated stories. Facebook says that the change could mean that even legitimate publishers find that their reach is reduced, however.… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10's share has grown by just 5 percent in a year

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 12:09pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  According to NetMarketShare’s figures, Windows 10’s share of the desktop operating system market remains pretty uninspiring, with growth much slower than you’d expect. In fact in a year, the new OS has grown by just over 5 percent. In comparison, Windows 7 grew by 2 percent in the same time frame. Of course, this is usage share, rather than market share, but in some ways that’s more important as it shows the percentage of people actually using the different operating systems. SEE ALSO: Microsoft: We disabled third-party anti-virus software in Windows 10 Creators Update to keep users safe June wasn’t… [Continue Reading]
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  Windows 10's share grew by just 5 percent in a year

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 12:09pm CEST par Wayne Williams

  According to NetMarketShare’s figures, Windows 10’s share of the desktop operating system market remains pretty uninspiring, with growth much slower than you’d expect. In fact in a year, the new OS has grown by just over 5 percent. In comparison, Windows 7 grew by 2 percent in the same time frame. Of course, this is usage share, rather than market share, but in some ways that’s more important as it shows the percentage of people actually using the different operating systems. SEE ALSO: Microsoft: We disabled third-party anti-virus software in Windows 10 Creators Update to keep users safe June wasn’t… [Continue Reading]
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  How to unlock any Windows 10 PC using a Samsung phone [Updated]

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 9:57am CEST par Wayne Williams

  Much like Apple’s Handoff feature, Samsung’s Flow app lets you switch between different devices seamlessly. It originally only worked on Samsung phones and tablets, including the Windows 10-based Galaxy TabPro S, but an update means you can now use your smartphone to unlock any PC running the Windows 10 Creators Update. You can also use Flow to perform other useful tasks, such as checking notifications across devices, and replying to messages directly. Samsung revealed it was planning to make this change back in February and estimated the feature would roll out in April. In the end it took quite a bit… [Continue Reading]
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  Facebook's Find Wi-Fi rolls out to Android and iPhone users around the world

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 9:55am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  Modern takes on Maslow's hierarchy of needs (jokingly) refer to a wireless internet connection as being a necessity. While Wi-Fi may not be -- in the strictest sense of the word -- necessary, it's certainly true that it has become the prey that we now hunt for. To make the search a little easier, Facebook is now rolling out its Find Wi-Fi tool globally. What previously started as a small-scale test is now available around the world for Android and iPhone users, so anyone looking to minimize data usage will be able to find an easy way online. This is… [Continue Reading]
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  OutlawCountry revelations from WikiLeaks show the CIA can target Linux

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 8:55am CEST par Mark Wyciślik-Wilson

  The Vault 7 leaks continue to flow thick and fast from WikiLeaks, shedding more and more light on the hacking and infiltration capabilities of the CIA. The latest batch details the OutlawCountry project which finds the CIA targeting Linux systems. With Linux-based operating systems usually lauded for their impenetrability, news of a possible chink in the armour will undoubtedly cause concern. With OutlawCountry, it seems the CIA was able to redirect network traffic from a target machine to an agency-controlled machine for infiltration. There are, perhaps obviously, a number of prerequisites to allow the CIA's method to work -- although… [Continue Reading]
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  Few UK consumers trust councils' ability to handle their data

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 2:12am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  Slightly over half (53 percent) of local authorities in the UK are ready to take on a cyber-attack, according to a new report by PwC. When it comes to local authority leaders, 35 percent are confident their staff are well equipped to deal with such an attack. Three quarters (76 percent) of UK CEOs are concerned about cyber threats, and almost all (97 percent) said they’re currently addressing cyber breaches that are affecting business information or critical systems. From the consumers’ point of view, things aren’t looking any better either. A parallel survey of 2,000 consumers conclude that just 34 percent… [Continue Reading]
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  SMS-based mobile marketing will target 37.2 million Brits in 2017

  Publié: juillet 1, 2017, 12:11am CEST par Sead Fadilpašić

  When it comes to mobile marketing, there is a lot of room for growth among UK businesses, according to a new report from Textlocal. The report, based on a poll of 1,000 users, says Britain has roughly 80 million active mobile users, but just 50 percent of businesses are using SMS for marketing. However, that is about to change. SMS-based mobile marketing is expected to rise, from 37.2 million customers this year, to 48.7 million before we reach 2020. If this trend continues, SMS marketing is set to become the fastest growing marketing channel in the UK. Ofcom’s numbers are saying… [Continue Reading]