LinkedIn said on Thursday it has investigated an alleged set of LinkedIn data that has been posted for sale and found that some data, including publicly viewable member profile data, appear to have been scraped from the professional networking platform. The social network said, other business tools, including Facebook Business Suite, Ads Manager, and Events Manager, can help users understand their advertising, presences and activities on Facebook and Instagram.“Make sure your apps are ready for iOS 14.5, iPadOS 14.5, and tvOS 14.5,” the company said in a developer blog post, and added, “With the upcoming public release, all apps must use the ATT framework to request the user's permission to track them or to access their device's advertising identifier.” Without a user’s permission, “the device's advertising identifier value will be all zeros.” Apple had earlier confirmed that ATT will start rolling out by early spring. During this time, 25% of all online consultations on the platform were conducted in vernacular languages, with Hindi, Tamil, Marathi, and Kannada (in that order) emerging as their preferred language(s) for consultation, Practo noted, and added that 65% of all vernacular consults were from users aged 60 and above.

The wide adoption of lifelogging seemed inevitable, at least based on the number of products and interest surrounding it, but it never really took off in the way lifelogging evangelists said it would. Google returned to the lifelogging well in 2017 with the Clips wearable camera, which aimed to bypass the privacy problems that plagued Google Glass by only capturing short GIF-style clips, not recording audio, and not uploading anything to the internet automatically. The concept of a personal digital repository for lifelogged data isn’t new. The project, run by lifelogging luminaries Gordon Bell and Jim Gemmell, is a glimpse of what lifelogging could have been.

Launched in 2018, Google Pay merged two other popular payment apps, Android Pay and Google Wallet, bringing the functionality of both apps into one handy new app that allowed you to pay for stuff as well as make peer-to-peer payments. On April 5, the old Google Pay app ceased functioning for users in the U.S. and has been replaced by the new app. If you decide to open one of these accounts, your account will still be owned and managed by your bank, but you’ll use the Google Pay app as your main way of managing your account and making payments. Your Google Pay app won’t be updated automatically, so you’ll need to download the new Google Pay app for free from the Google Play store and sign in.

You can pick a new Sideline phone number and port numbers from a burner number, Google number, Smartline, Line2, or other services. You can also send and receive unlimited calls, texts, photos, and GIFs to and from any U.S. phone number and to any international Flyp phone number. You can call, text, and manage contacts from within the app and treat it as a long-term second phone number for business or projects or create a disposable phone number for dating, sales, deliveries, shopping, or selling items on Craigslist. You can choose a local phone number with unlimited text and picture messaging, unlimited phone calling, and cheap international calling.