New feature added by Facebook, Facebook photos and videos can be moved to Google Photos

Facebook, the most widely used social network in the world, has added a new feature.

Facebook, a new feature launched in the US and Canada last April, is now open to the world.

Facebook has made this service global by improving it based on comments and suggestions from users in the US and Canada.

According to the new feature, photos and videos posted on Facebook can now be moved to Google Photos and stored.

The company has stated that some procedures have to be followed to transfer photos from Facebook to Google.

To move a photo to Google, you need to go to Facebook's 'Your Facebook Information'.

For that you have to go to settings.

Then go to 'Transfer a copy of your photos and videos'.

After clicking there, the photo on Facebook will be stored in Google Photos, according to Facebook officials.

Passwords are also requested to start the photo transfer service.

After linking your Facebook and Google Accounts, users will be able to move their Facebook photos to Google Photos.

Privacy and security challenges for  Xiaomi Phone users

Users of the Chinese phone Xiaomi Phone face privacy and security challenges. As the phone will be used for unauthorized recording and tapping of mobile phones of the users, the privacy of the users of those phones has been questioned. Experts say that this has added to the challenge of cyber security.

Various studies have shown that this phone has more problems with Xiaomi Phone Mi 10, Saomi Ridmi K20, Saomi Mix 3 and other phones.

In a query from Forbes magazine, the company said privacy and security were its top concerns and was unaware of such issues.

The weaknesses of this phone have become public after the data of watching porn videos of various users of Xiaomi Phone came out. According to analytical studies, the incident has brought a significant smile to Saomi's users.

A study by Andrew Deerney, a cybersecurity researcher, found that Saomi sent a lot of data and browsers to Google Play.

It violated the privacy of millions of users, according to a report in Forbes Magazine. Saomi has admitted that it leaked while trying to secure the user's data.

This problem has been seen in not only one of Saomi's but also many series of phones, which has caused psychological panic among the users. At the same time, the impact of the leaked confidential data will be even more challenging in the coming days.

Researchers have concluded that this is even more dangerous as all the activities of the users of the phone will be tracked.

In collaboration with Saomi, this data can be accessed and used by anyone, according to Forbes News.

According to the news, a customer of Saomi had reached the office of Forbes with the phone set of Saomi of Woke. Forbes then proceeded with its research on the subject.

Apple is making history again, becoming the world's first 2 trillion company

Apple is making history again, becoming the world's first 2 trillion company

Apple Corps, the world's first non-governmental company with a market value of  1 trillion in 2018, is crossing another milestone.

Apple is set to become the world's first company with a market value of 2 trillion in the near future.

The recent outbreak of the corona virus has caused many companies around the world to fluctuate, and Apple has not been spared. But despite such adversity, analysts estimate that Apple's market value will cross the 2 trillion mark in the near future.

Amit Daryanani, a well-known tech analyst at Cultofmack, made this claim in his latest research report. According to him, the market value of Apple will reach 2 trillion dollars by September 2024. According to the report, by 2024, Apple's earnings per share will reach  23.

His projection is based on a model of 14 percent annual EPS growth. He said Apple's EPS for 2020 would be. 12.72 and would double in the next four years.

Analysts say Apple will not venture into new areas and continue to expand its core business in the wake of its unique success with a market value of 2 trillion. Apple's two main businesses are cloud / software, as well as wearable gadgets such as AirPods and Apple Watch.

Researcher Daryanani also noted that the service sector business will grow faster than Apple's hardware business. The report estimates that Apple will be able to earn 60 billion a year from these two sectors over the next few years.

Google Chrome's dominance in web browsers, a fierce battle between Firefox and Edge

Internet search giant Google's web browser Google Chrome has maintained its dominance in the Internet browser market. According to a recent report by Computer World, Google Chrome has a 68.26 percent share in the desktop web browser.

Other web browsers lag far behind Chrome. Firefox, the second largest browser, has a share of 77.2 percent. Microsoft's Edge is in third place with 6.67 percent of users choosing the Internet browser market.

According to the report, Chrome has not lost its first place in the browser market since 2008 and in recent times other browsers have not been able to reach its side.

Before 2008, Microsoft's Internet Explorer was the most popular web browser. Despite the strong presence of Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer had a market share of up to 70 percent at the time.

According to the latest report, Google Chrome is also in the first place in the smartphone browser. Chrome accounted for 64.8 percent of the mobile browser, followed by Apple's Safari browser with a market share of 26.71 percent.

Chrome's popularity among tablet users has waned. According to statistics, Chrome has only 48.59 percent market share in tablet web browsers. Apple's Safari browser accounted for 41.17 percent.

Google recently released Google 83rd Edition. In addition to various other new features, there is also a group tab feature. This feature allows users to rename, color, and move tabs in the tab bar.

Chrome has also added Safe Browsing Mode and Safety Check Tool in the new update. Google says it is constantly taking steps to protect users' data and privacy in the Chrome browser. Agency