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"Ah Sh*t, here we go again!" Yeah, we thought so too when we heard about the alleged hacking of personal data via WhatsApp, by Pegasus! I mean people are still crying over spilt milk of Cambridge Analytica breach of protocol and they're still lacking far behind in providing solid privacy? Answers? Zuckerberg! Via: Vanity Fair This time the whole fiasco has taken a top-notch as Governments are said to be involved in the 'Spying Debacle' The news came into light when WhatsApp, a messaging app owned by Facebook, announced that it is going to sue NSO, an Israeli company that is reportedly behind the technology that allowed hackers (that they claimed were aided by some government officials) to gain access to a WhatsApp user's phone simply by making a video call.  Point to be noted, EVEN IF YOU DO NOT PICK THE CALL, THEY CAN GAIN COMPLETE ACCESS TO IT BY MAKING A VIDEO CALL! Via: AndroidPIT Okay, this is now terrifying to a whole different leve...

The global market for webcams is staring at hitting 10.9 percent by 2026, As per the latest report by ResearchAndMarkets.com has pointed out. According to the ‘ Webcams - Global Market Outlook (2017-2026)’ report the Global Webcams market accounted for USD 5.18 billion in 2017 and is expected to reach USD 13.14 billion by 2026 growing at a CAGR of 10.9 percent during the forecast period. Running away as an add-on component for computer systems, webcams are now identical with control and security. The demand is too sustained by the easier availability of broadband and internet connectivity; however poor internet connection in various regions is holding up its growth. In terms of technology, Analog webcam is forecast to increase at a considerable rate. As per geography, Asia Pacific is prone to witness fast growth, with the growing acceptance of technological innovation from China by emerging countries. Also Read: Latest Technology News: Now Drones Can Fly Over Crowds In ...