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AI or Artificial Intelligence
AR/VR
DevOps
IoT
Cyber Security Methods
Cloud Computing
Big Data and analytics
Blockchain Technology
Full Stack Development
Robotics
#Python #Web3 #AR #VR #devops #Iot #FullStack #AI #neuralnetworks #IT
AI is like having a really smart robot friend that can help us do things faster and better! 🤖👍 #AI #RobotFriend
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The Internet and mobile phones have taken over our lives. But it comes with increasing security concerns. Website data breaches, phishing attacks, and other online scams are commonplace. Here's a thread for regular people on how to increase your security online.
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Go to your Google account settings. Revoke permissions from all the apps you don't use: myaccount.google.com/permissions?pl…
Also check if any app has access to your contacts or - gasp! - your entire email. Strongly reconsider both, especially access to your email.
Go to your Google account settings. Revoke permissions from all the apps you don't use: myaccount.google.com/permissions?pl…
Also check if any app has access to your contacts or - gasp! - your entire email. Strongly reconsider both, especially access to your email.
Giving access to your contacts lets companies spam those people.
Giving access to your email - email organising apps, for instance - renders your online security meaningless. Password resets are often done with email, and if an external entity can access that, game over!
Giving access to your email - email organising apps, for instance - renders your online security meaningless. Password resets are often done with email, and if an external entity can access that, game over!
