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Wednesday, November 23, 2016
Facebook launches service to send real life gifts to Friends
Facebook launches service to send real life gifts to Friends

Facebook Gifts launched Thursday to a subset of users in the U.S. and will roll out to more over the coming months as people begin to send gifts to each other.
Users will be able to click on a "gifts" icon on their Facebook friends pages on Facebooks website or on Android mobile phones. (iPhone and iPad versions are coming soon.)
The icon will also show up on the right side of users Facebook pages with the notifications for friends birthdays, weddings and other life events. For example, if your friends birthday is coming up in two days, youll now see a "give her a gift" link and the gift icon next to her name and photo.
Clicking the icon will display presents you can buy, such as a Starbucks gift card, cupcakes or a teddy bear.
The recipient will be notified through Facebook to enter a shipping address for the presents. In some cases, theyll be able to select their own cupcake flavors or size and style of socks. They can also exchange gifts for other items if they dont like chocolate or dont wear socks.
The move represents Facebook Inc.s first real foray into e-commerce. The company will take an unspecified cut from each item sold. On Thursday, possible gifts included gourmet ice cream, Andy Warhol prints, flowers, organic dog toys and spa packages.
Facebook Gifts is the result of Facebooks acquisition of Karma, a 16-person startup based in San Francisco. Facebook bought the company on May 18, the day of its rocky initial public offering. Karmas mobile app let people send gifts to their friends on the go. Facebook Gifts, of course, works both on computers and mobile devices.
Lee Linden, the former head of Karma, is now head product manager for Facebook Gifts, which he says incorporates "the heart and soul of the Karma experience."
"We think gifting is a form of communication," he said.
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Sunday, September 4, 2016
Facebook Hacking Is Real How To Protect Your facebook Account from Hackers
Facebook Hacking Is Real How To Protect Your facebook Account from Hackers
As we all know most of the people are using facebook account. Im assuming you love facebook, hanging out with old friends, making new connections, chatting when youre less busy and reading all those funny status updates on your news feed, right? Did you know your facebook account can be hacked?
You can loose access to your facebook account as there are ways to hack a facebook account but that is not what were discussing in the context of this blog post, were focusing majorly on how to protect your account from getting hacked.
I recently wrote a post on preventing your passwords from getting hacked but that was from a generalized point of view, the tips provided in this post are specifically for your facebook account.

1. Hide your primary email Your primary email is the email your facebook account is registered : I see a lot of people using free email providers like yahoo, hotmail and gmail and even showing this on their facebook profile. Once a hacker gets hold of your primary email, your facebook account is as good as gone. All that needs to be done is to use Forgot Password to reset your facebook password and a link is sent to your email which is already hacked! To prevent this, be sure your primary email is hidden. To do this, go to Edit Profile > Contact Information.
Change your primary emails visibility to Only Me.
2. Beware of facebook phishing and links you follow : Phising is a way to get certain data about you such as login details and credit card information by mimicking a trusted site. There are so many fake facebook login pages or profile on the internet and keying your username and password on any of those pages might just make you lose your facebook account. If you followed any link from your email or facebook news feed and youre asked to log in to facebook, check the address bar to ensure youre actually logging in to facebook or it might be just a fake log in page.
3. Enable login nofications : With facebook login notification turned on, you get to know immediately some crazy hacker gets access to your facebook account. Login in notification alerts you through SMS and email when a browser/device different from yours accesses your account. To enable it, go to Account Settings > Security > Login Notifications.
4. Dont accept every friend request : Someone once said people now take facebook as a popularity and I realize this is so true. Just because someone sends a friend request doesnt mean you must accept it. Its been proven that identity thieves and hackers do set up fake facebook profiles just to get close to their victims.
5. Set up a complex password Be sure your password is alphanumeric and cant be guessed. It should contain letters, figures and symbols all randomly mixed together and should be at least ten characters.lso be sure your facebook password isnt the same as your primary email account password.
6. Watch out for keyloggers : Keyloggers are programs installed on your computer to monitor every keystroke you make. Some keyloggers can be remotely installed on your computer without the hacker having direct contact with your PC.
Be sure your antivirus is up to date and perform regular scans. These tips doesnt guarantee you complete security but its going to be real tough for anyone to gain access to your account if theyre taken into practice. Hacking cant be totally prevented, but the chances of getting hacked can be minimized. Share the post with your facebook friends if it helps.
Join our facebook group now for more latest tips.
You can loose access to your facebook account as there are ways to hack a facebook account but that is not what were discussing in the context of this blog post, were focusing majorly on how to protect your account from getting hacked.
I recently wrote a post on preventing your passwords from getting hacked but that was from a generalized point of view, the tips provided in this post are specifically for your facebook account.

1. Hide your primary email Your primary email is the email your facebook account is registered : I see a lot of people using free email providers like yahoo, hotmail and gmail and even showing this on their facebook profile. Once a hacker gets hold of your primary email, your facebook account is as good as gone. All that needs to be done is to use Forgot Password to reset your facebook password and a link is sent to your email which is already hacked! To prevent this, be sure your primary email is hidden. To do this, go to Edit Profile > Contact Information.
Change your primary emails visibility to Only Me.
2. Beware of facebook phishing and links you follow : Phising is a way to get certain data about you such as login details and credit card information by mimicking a trusted site. There are so many fake facebook login pages or profile on the internet and keying your username and password on any of those pages might just make you lose your facebook account. If you followed any link from your email or facebook news feed and youre asked to log in to facebook, check the address bar to ensure youre actually logging in to facebook or it might be just a fake log in page.
3. Enable login nofications : With facebook login notification turned on, you get to know immediately some crazy hacker gets access to your facebook account. Login in notification alerts you through SMS and email when a browser/device different from yours accesses your account. To enable it, go to Account Settings > Security > Login Notifications.
4. Dont accept every friend request : Someone once said people now take facebook as a popularity and I realize this is so true. Just because someone sends a friend request doesnt mean you must accept it. Its been proven that identity thieves and hackers do set up fake facebook profiles just to get close to their victims.
5. Set up a complex password Be sure your password is alphanumeric and cant be guessed. It should contain letters, figures and symbols all randomly mixed together and should be at least ten characters.lso be sure your facebook password isnt the same as your primary email account password.
6. Watch out for keyloggers : Keyloggers are programs installed on your computer to monitor every keystroke you make. Some keyloggers can be remotely installed on your computer without the hacker having direct contact with your PC.
Be sure your antivirus is up to date and perform regular scans. These tips doesnt guarantee you complete security but its going to be real tough for anyone to gain access to your account if theyre taken into practice. Hacking cant be totally prevented, but the chances of getting hacked can be minimized. Share the post with your facebook friends if it helps.
Join our facebook group now for more latest tips.
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