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Just recently, Facebook exposed photos of some 70 lakh users. The issue stemmed from a bug in its API, which provided third-party app developers unauthorized access to photos uploaded on the platform. The issue is fixed, but if you want to know if your photos were compromised, here's a guide.

Google has announced Google+, will be shutting owing to a major data exposure. Back in March, the company inadvertently exposed data of nearly 500,000 users owing to a bug in one of its APIs for developers. Though the bug was fixed immediately, the users were not informed until yesterday.

Google's failed social media service Google+ has suffered another data leak. It has exposed data of as many as 52.5 million users and is now shutting down sooner than it was supposed to. The issue, as Google said, was triggered by a bug in one of its APIs, but has now been patched.

A bug on Twitter's platform might have sent one or more of your DMs or protected tweets to unauthorized developers. It existed on the platform for more than a year and may have affected nearly 1% of its current user base - approximately 3 million people. An investigation is underway.

In recent news, Google has accepted that their Google People APIs have been exposed for quite a long time (2015-2018) and more than 500,000 people was affected, just think a search giant which is collecting users data from mobile devices (android), their location history, their search queries, their watched videos and what not and they are going clean?

YouTube has been marred by several issues, especially those revolving around poor content moderation and exposing kids to inappropriate videos. In fact, Bloomberg reports, the situation had gotten so bad once that the platform even considered screening YouTube Kids' videos manually.

EMF Protection is the much needed today as we are always exposed to the electromagnetic waves. It is called EMF Pollution that can cause muted cells, tumors and cancer by interrupting the cell functions.

Thousands of Chromecast dongles, smart TVs have been hijacked by a pair of hackers. The attackers were able to compromise the devices and play any content of their choice. They gained control and broadcast a custom video message warning of the bug and promoted YouTuber PewDiePie. Here's more on it.

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