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Why you need security for your phone in 2020 At some point in the past you resigned yourself to the notion that antivirus software was a necessity for all PCs and laptops. But for some reason, the same principles don’t seem to apply when it comes to phones. You might have a PIN code or a fingerprint registered to prevent someone from unlocking your phone without your permission, but beyond that you rely entirely on whatever security developers have put into the operating system and apps....

Xiaomi closes its only existing UK retail store Xiaomi has closed its one and only Mi retail store in the UK. Confirmed byAndroid Authority, the store in Westfield shopping centre in Shepherd’s Bush is permanently closed. Xiaomi told Android Authority: “This adjustment to our local retail strategy is a reaction to our fast growing business in Western Europe. Since our official arrival in the UK over one year ago, we have loved building relationships with our users, Mi Fans and partners and thank them all for their support....

Apple offering free screen repairs for faulty recent iPad Air models Apple has set up a screen repair program for some models of the latest version of the iPad Air. The company said that: “[…] under certain circumstances, the screen on a limited number of iPad Air (3rd generation) devices may go blank permanently. A brief flicker or flash may appear before the screen goes blank. “Affected devices were manufactured between March 2019 and October 2019”....

Comment voir un profil LinkedIn sans être vu ? Si vous êtes en recherche d’emploi ou êtes curieux de savoir où travaille un ancien collègue de bureau, alors rendez-vous sur LE réseau social professionnel, LinkedIn. Et, si un utilisateur consulte votre profil c’est généralement parce qu’il s’intéresse à vous sur le plan professionnel, vous aimeriez sûrement savoir de qui il s’agit. Toutefois, il peut arriver que cette personne décide de cacher son identité, ce qui peut s’avérer bien frustrant....

DuckDuckGo starts sharing online tracking data with other companies DuckDuckGo, the privacy-minded browser company, has begun sharing some of the data it collects on online trackers with other companies in order to help them protect the privacy of their users online. A CNET report said DuckDuckGo started sharing the data set (which it calls Tracker Radar) on Thursday, with details of 5,326 web domains used by 1,727 companies and organisations that track you when you browse online....