PayPal in the cryptocurrency market

 

PayPal is entering the cryptocurrency market. In the next few weeks, users in the United States will initially be able to trade several digital currencies, including Bitcoin, on the platform. News Engadget.

Early next year, PayPal will be able to pay more than 28 million merchants using cryptocurrencies. Although they will not accept payments via Bitcoin, Etherium, Bitcoin Cash or Lightcoin. PayPal will pay them in traditional currency such as dollars instead of cryptocurrency.

PayPal will provide detailed information to account holders to understand blockchain technology, digital currency ecosystem. Explain the risks and opportunities to invest in cryptocurrency.

PayPal does not have to pay any charges for buying or selling cryptocurrencies on the platform this year. There is also no separate fee to keep it in PayPal wallet.

PayPal plans to launch its own cryptocurrency by mid-2021. PayPal has received the first Beatles license from the New York State Department in this regard.

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Google's Assistant Driving Mode may finally be arriving soon

 

Google introduced the 'Driving Mode' feature at the Developer Conference (IO) last year. However, the feature is going to see the light even if it is late.

According to XDA-Developers, Google Assistant's Driving Mode is partially offered to Android users. However, its interface will be slightly different than before. The feature is also seen on devices like Google Pixel 4, LG Velvet and Asus Zenfone 6 Pro with XDA.

Although it is not yet clear whether Google Drive mode is being tested or will be launched for all devices soon.

However, it seems that the feature is going to be replaced for the Android Auto app on the smartphone.

That being said, the driving mode will help users get direct access to the voice-forward dashboard. And the feature is not associated with any specific version of Google Maps or search app. It will work on different devices. However, it may depend on the user's account.

Google has not yet confirmed the launch of the feature. A Google spokesperson told The Verge that they are constantly experimenting with ways to make the feature more helpful.

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Facebook and Instagram rejected 2.2 million advertisements

 

Facebook and Instagram have rejected 2.2 million ads trying to "block the vote" in the US presidential election, and 120,000 posts have been withdrawn.

He said this in an interview given by the vice president of Facebook Nick Clegg on Sunday.

The former British deputy prime minister told the French weekly Journal du Dimanche that 150 million fake information posts had been posted online as a warning.

Facebook is trying to prevent a recurrence of the events of the 2016 presidential election, in which Trump won. At the time, the network was used to manipulate voters from Russia. The same thing happened with the 2016 British referendum on leaving the European Union.

Klig, Facebook's vice president of global affairs and communications, said 35,000 employees are overseeing the security and selection of our platform.

"We have partnered with 70 specialized media outlets, including five in France, to verify the information," he said. AFPO's partner.

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The United States has blacklisted China's Ant Group!

E-commerce giant Alibaba's Fintech Division Ant Group is preparing to enter the stock market. Earlier, the US State Department submitted a proposal to the Trump administration to blacklist the company. Reuters quoted reliable sources as saying.

It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. However, the plan is aimed at preventing US investors from investing in the company.

The United States has said that buying the company's shares could expose them as fraudsters or provide banking data on US citizens to the Chinese government. The State Department did not comment.

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Facebook bans anti-vax ads

 

The social media company Facebook has announced to ban advertisements that discourage people about vaccines.

The company said in a blog post on Tuesday that it would also launch a campaign to provide information on a vaccine for the new disease.

The US-based technology company said in a statement that it would not allow advertisements that came in opposition to the government's vaccine policy.

"Our goal is to play a positive role in the process of getting the vaccine out to a large population," the company said in a statement.

Facebook's new announcement says opposition posts will be allowed if there is no misinformation.

So far, China and the United States are leading the race for the corona vaccine, along with Russia. Russia has begun using the vaccine nationally with approval.

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The Amazfit Bip U smartwatch is coming to the Indian market

 The new addition to Huawei's Amazfit Bip series, the Bip U Smartwatch, is set to hit the Indian market on October 16. This attractive smartwatch made by Chinese company Huawei will be available in Amazon Store and AmazonFit Web Store in India.

The new Amazfit Bip U smartwatch has a high quality polycarbonate casing and silicone straps. It has a 1.43 inch 302 * 302 pixel Always On LCD display. The display is protected by 2.5D glass and anti-fingerprint coating. The smartwatch has 60 sports modes as well as heart rate detection, blood oxygen measurement, music control and sleep monitoring.

The smartwatch weighs only 31 grams and is waterproof up to 5 ATM pressure. It has a 225 mAh battery which is capable of providing backup for a maximum of 9 days in normal use. It has some amazing health monitoring features including stress monitoring, breathing training and 50 watch faces. There is the benefit of personalized watch face editing and Bluetooth 5 technology. This smartwatch can be controlled via Android and iOS, two popular operating systems of smartphones. Available in black, pink and green, the smartwatch will be available in India for just Rs 3,499 from this week.

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Google wants to turn YouTube into QVC with new shopping features

 

Google is bringing not only video promotion but also the opportunity to sell products directly on the YouTube platform. The platform is being developed as a 'one-stop shopping destination' so that users can buy everything they see from YouTube.

To this end, the search giant is testing its new integration with the e-commerce platform Shopify.

A YouTube spokesperson said that in this case, the manufacturers will have control over what products are shown on the manufacturers' channels.

Earlier, Alphabet chief Sundar Pichai commented that unveiling product packages on YouTube could turn videos into shopping opportunities.

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TikTok is banned in Pakistan

 

Pakistan's telecom regulator has banned the country's popular social media app, TikTok. TikTok has been blocked in the country for allegedly having immoral and pornographic content. The app, which is owned by ByteDance, has been hit hard by various obstacles to global security risks. News Reuters.

The Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) said the video-sharing platform was banned on the basis of allegations from various sections of society against unethical and pornographic content.

The PTA added that the ban would be reconsidered if TikTok could point out the proper way to moderate illegal content. TikTok has also agreed to work with the PTA in this regard.

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The guest feature is coming to Google Assistant

Suddenly a guest feature is being added to Google Assistant. In a blog post, Google said that every day, Google Assistant helps the user with various household chores. It also reminds me of what I have to do tomorrow. You may not be able to save this help interaction to your Google Account. For this you can turn on guest mode through voice command. Google will no longer store any information.

However, Google has not disclosed when or from which region the service will be launched.

Meanwhile, new designs are also coming in the new update to give the user the security message of the account. This will detect serious security risks and automatically send out phone alerts. No need to check e-mail for this.

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The US judiciary wants to break the dominance of tech giants

 

The US Department of Justice has called on the Tech Giants to break the monopoly. Republican Congressman Ken Buck confirmed the call in an antitrust report.

Reuters has verified the veracity of the draft report, citing a Buck correspondent published in Politico.

In the draft, Buck expressed the power of the tech giants as a concern for democratic power. At the same time, the "lethal acquisition" policy of these firms to eliminate competitors has also been highlighted.

Strongly objecting to their acquisition, Buck raised the issue of a "single line" plan for their business. The social media platform Facebook is swallowing up organizations like WhatsApp and Instagram. The search engine Google is influencing business through YouTube and Android. At the same time, Amazon, a leader in the e-commerce sector, is making an aggressive impact in the cloud competing unit.

In the proposal, Buck wrote, “This proposal is a thin-screen call to break the technology giants. We do not agree with the approach of this majority of them. "

It is not yet known how many Republicans, led by Democratic Chairman David Ceciline, will support the report. Reports and recommendations with bilateral support usually have a big impact.

The report highlights how Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook have used their power to see and understand the world and control it.

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