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Dark Web: Everything You Need to Know about the Invisible Web

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment April 4, 2018

Dark Web: Everything You Need to Know about the Invisible web Dark Web – this term refers to a set of websites that are visible in public while having a hidden IP address of the server on which they are located. These sites can be visited by all web users, but it is very difficult […]

Vulnerability in Tinder allows You to View Photos and User actions

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment January 29, 2018

In 2018, most applications use encryption to transfer data to the cloud, so that a stranger sitting with you in the same cafe cannot find out what secrets you are passing to someone on Wi-Fi. Most, but not Tinder – the most popular application for online dating. And this means that a skilled hacker can easily see all your […]

Famous computer company moves to Android?

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 23, 2017

According to a new report, one of the leading computer companies in the world considering the transition of its intended primarily for businesses on Android devices. However, this will not mean a complete rejection of the Windows-technologies. It is possible that the search for the best possible way to combine the advantages of both platforms. Elite […]

How to Hide Files and Folders on Android Without Third Party App

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 18, 2017

If you are using android phone and want to hide your data from your friends then in this tutorial you can learn that how to hide files and folders on android without using any third party app. 1. First of all go to File manager on your android phone. 2. Create a new folder and […]

Google has started working on Android P

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment September 18, 2017

Google had unveiled the official name of Android O and is in the process of rolling out the consumer version of the new operating system to the first batch of devices. But it looks like the company has already started working on the next version of the OS, being tipped as Android P. As spotted […]

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