Facebook | Meta Inc. Announcing The Removal Of Facebook's 'Face Recognition' Feature

Leading social networking site Facebook has announced the abolition of the face recognition system and the deletion of billions of fee prints.

The announcement was made by Facebook's parent company Meta in the wake of serious privacy concerns over the scandalous social media network.

Published in French news agency, AFP's report, according to the tech worst crisis giant so far came at a time when reporters, lawmakers and US regulators, the company's internal Documents have also been leaked.

Blog l TU Me, the 'WhatsApp' Telefonica, closes a year after its release

Shortly experiment lasted IM Telefónica. TU Me, the application that was released just 16 months ago to deal with services like WhatsApp or Line, close on September 8. The company warns the news in their own web of service. "I regret to tell you that YOU stop working from Sunday September 8th. For peace of mind and security from that date all your messages, photos and data will be deleted permanently from our servers," says the message. The application allowed to send messages, pictures, location, and make free calls using 3G or WiFi connection, a service similar to Viber application. The problem is that the application has only a million downloads since its release, according to sources cited by the operator 'The Country', although he was available for multiple platforms including iOS, Android and BlackBerry.That figure is a far cry from the 300 million users of WhatsApp or Line 200 million. Telefónica has assured that "YOUR I 'is replaced by 'TU Go', a service that lets you send messages and call other phones using the mobile number via computer, tablet or phone. It is definitely a service more like Skype and WhatsApp which is already available in the UK for O2 customers, the European subsidiary of Telefónica.

WhatsApp for iPhone, with free download

WhatsApp decided to transfer the payment method that you used on platforms such asAndroid, Windows Phone and BlackBerry to iOS for Apple devices. In this way, iPhone users can now download the application for free and start paying an annual fee of U.S. $ 0.99 after the first year, as well as on other platforms, which, in many cases, the service grants "extensions" of payment once the term expires initial test. Until a few days, WhatsApp charged its iPhone users $ 0.99 per one time when downloading the application. However, the company's CEO, Jan Koum, had advanced a possible passage to the annual subscription system in March this year. The change in the payment scheme reach new users and would not affect those who have already downloaded the app.

Viber WhatsApp gives fight from PC

While there are alternatives to  using  WhatsApp  from a PC, none is created with the consent of the developer and thus have many limitations. However, the competition is so intense that the reign of  WhatsApp  begins to falter. A service falls, add now versions for computers that already had  Line  and now just launched  Viber. Line  and  Viber , successful in their mobile versions, seem so willing to add functionality and keep the throne of  WhatsApp. "Use  Line  on your smartphone when you're out and on your  Windows PC or  Mac  in the office or at home!", promise the developers of this application.

WhatsApp is claimed as a more popular than Twitter

The founder and CEO of mobile messaging application WhatsApp , Jan Koum , said his platform already has more users than the social network Twitter, as stated in the conference D: Dive Into Mobile organized by technology website All Things Digital. The event, which is being held in New York, served to Koum were to find the popularity of the tool that was launched in 2009 as an alternative to traditional services messages between mobile phones. WhatsApp messenger is a network application that has a cost of 99 cents (or annual subscription, depending on the OS) that lets you sendunlimited messages between users at no additional cost.. Currently produced 18,000 million messages a day on this platformthat has millions of users, but Koum not specify their number and just confirm that is higher than is the social network Twitter. Twitter officially estimated at 200 million the number of users per month for short message service. Despite rumors of acquisition by Facebook and Google, WhatsApp has denied it is in talks to be sold , according to All Things Digital. Koum sensed a bright future for WhatsApp as to increase the number of people with access to a phone with an Internet connection. "Once that happens it will be extremely easy to monetize the application" , said in that forum Koum Yorker who began Monday and concludes today, and have passed the executives from Facebook and Google, among other companies. Koum denied that in an effort to get more revenue WhatsApp was considering changing its policy on the inclusion of advertisements. " We have a manifesto opposes advertising.'re proud . Whom do you like the ads? They bombard us both in our daily life we feel that smartphones are not the place for that. not want to be interrupted with ads when you're talking with your loved ones, "said Koum.