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Apple is introducing a new technology to identify photos taken from iPhones, how to use it?

Apple is introducing a new technology to identify photos taken from iPhones, how to use it? Apple is going to introduce a new technology that can easily identify real photos taken from its iPhone devices. As the number of fake photos created by AI on the Internet is increasing, Apple is developing a system to verify the authenticity of photos taken from its device's camera hardware. Recently, as generative AI can create fake photos that look real in a matter of seconds, it has become difficult to distinguish which photos are actually taken from the camera and which ones were made by AI. Earlier, Google had introduced a technology to watermark AI photos through ' Synth-ID ' and label AI content with Meta. However, Apple has chosen a different path to discourage fake photos by confirming the authenticity of real photos taken from its own iPhone camera. According to details found in the beta code of an upcoming iOS update, Apple is working on a feature called 'Apple Refe...

How to protect annoying Facebook friends without blocking or unfriending them? As friends are added on Facebook, some such people also become friends, whose frequent posts or activities can be annoying. Sometimes we want to stay away from them because of coldness in our real life relationship or because we find their thoughts and posts boring. However, it may be difficult to unfriend or block directly due to social or practical constraints. How to get rid of such annoying friends without ruining the Facebook relationship? For this, Facebook has provided some very useful and secret features. 1. Rest for 30 days If a friend of yours is spamming the feed by posting lots of pictures while on vacation or constantly posting to ask for votes in a contest, they can be temporarily banned. In this case, Snooze feature is the best option. This feature will make the associated friend or any page you follow disappear from the news feed for 30 days. To use this feature, click on the thr...

How to Use AI to Raise and Care for Your Children as a Good Parent Raising and caring for children in the modern busy lifestyle is a very challenging task. Parents often get tired of office work, household responsibilities and taking care of children on top of that. However, now Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is helping to reduce this burden to a great extent. AI may not physically come to change your child's diaper or clean up spilled food, but it can certainly reduce your mental burden as a personal assistant. If you can use tools like ChatGPT , Google Gemanai and other special AI apps correctly, the responsibility of parenting can become a lot easier. Here are some important tips on how to effectively use AI in caring for, teaching and raising your children: 1. Interesting bedtime stories and entertainment Telling bedtime stories to children is a good tradition that makes them feel calm. Using an AI tool like ChatGPT, you can create new and personalized stories every ...

Google has launched a new fitness tracker without a screen, Fitbit Air, how does it work? Google's new fitness device Fitbit Air has been released. Google has brought Fitbit, which has been missing in the crowd of smartwatches lately, in a new and original form. The most important feature of this device is that it does not have any screen. With this minimalist design without a screen, Google has indicated that it will directly compete with Hoop , which has gained fame in the premium fitness tracker market. Fitbit Air is a small pebble (like a small piece of stone) shaped sensor module, which can be fitted to various types of bands. Its thickness is only 8.3 mm and weighs only 5.2 grams without a band. It weighs only 12 grams with a band. So that the user does not even feel that it is wearing it in his hand. The main purpose of not having a screen in it is to keep the user away from digital distractions (notifications and lights) and focus only on their health data. All informatio...

How to Increase Your Facebook Monetization Income Meta has released new tips for content creators on Facebook to increase their income and engagement. Meta has brought guidance with the aim of further encouraging creators through its content monetization program . Meta's content monetization program is currently invite-only. However, anyone can express their interest in joining this program through the Professional Dashboard on the Facebook mobile app . The program aims to reward original creators who share Reels , Stories , photos, and text posts. Similarly, for creators who are already established on other platforms but are new to Facebook, Meta has introduced the Creator Fast Track program . This will help them quickly establish themselves on Facebook and start earning. Reels has become Meta's main focus at the moment. According to statistics, Reels content alone will account for 60 percent of the approximately $ 3 billion paid by Facebook to creators in 2025. Therefore, R...

‘Zoom Rides’ to be launched in Kathmandu Valley with 200 electric bicycles, how does it work? Amidst the busy roads of the capital and increasing traffic, a new tech startup ‘Zoom Rides Pvt. Ltd.’ is preparing to give a new twist to the city’s transportation system. This team, which has been engaged in research and technology development for the past two and a half years, is bringing 200 smart electric bicycles to Kathmandu within the next few weeks. The company has stated that this platform, named ‘ Zoom, Let’s Go ’, is not only about ‘bicycle rental’ but is completely based on ‘ smart technology ’. A company representative says, “We have not only developed this technology to show off, but have developed it from scratch by understanding the real needs of Kathmandu. Our main software and AI system are ‘in-house’ development.” This platform has adopted a unique approach to pricing. Since there is a rule in Nepal that only vehicles with black number plates can charge a fare based...

How are Iranians communicating with each other after a 17-day internet blackout? Iran's nationwide internet blackout has entered its 16th day as of Sunday. The disruption is ongoing, according to connectivity monitor Netblox . Internet access in Iran is currently down to just one percent of normal. But even a complete shutdown is still a significant number in terms of data, according to Netblox's head of research Isik Matar. Netblox's head of research Isik Matar told AFP that the nature of the internet shutdown suggests it was not the result of US or Israeli airstrikes but a government-imposed ban. Similarly, Amnesty International 's Iran researcher Raha Bahreni called it a "deliberate shutdown by the authorities to block the flow of information and suppress dissent." The internet shutdown has revived an old technology called shortwave radio to deliver information in Iran. Radio Zamaneh , a non-profit organization in Amsterdam, has been broadcasting news in...

This is how your phone's location can be tracked even when GPS is off Most mobile users have the misconception that their phone becomes completely invisible or 'invisible' after turning off the phone's GPS or not giving location permission to the app. But this is not entirely true in the world of technology. In fact, the SIM card in your phone is constantly communicating with the mobile network and this network is always informed about the geographical area in which you are. This process does not depend on external services like GPS or the Internet. Rather, it is an essential part of the telecommunications system. The main basis of this process is a unique and permanent identification code called ' IMSI ', or International Mobile Subscriber Identity , on each SIM card. When you turn on your phone, it immediately establishes contact with the nearest cell tower . However, for security reasons, the phone uses an encrypted or temporary code when communicating wi...

How safe is incognito or private mode for browsing? Here are the myths and realities Most internet users rely heavily on their browser's ' incognito ' or 'private' mode to protect their privacy. But incognito mode cannot protect users from the most dangerous tracking system on the internet called ' browser fingerprinting '. Browser fingerprinting is a technology that combines various technical features of your browser and device to create a unique identity for you. The JavaScript running in your browser collects details such as your screen resolution, graphics card (GPU) information, timezone, language settings, and operating system. The information collected in this way is converted into a digital fingerprint through a ' hashing algorithm '. It can track your every activity and habits on the internet with high accuracy, without revealing your real name or address. This information can be sold to advertisers, so they can target you more effectively...

How to use social media? Former Union Minister of India and BJP's Smriti Irani is being trolled for writing extremely offensive things. Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of Opposition in the Indian Lok Sabha and a member of the Indian National Congress, wrote on the social media 'X' on July 12, 2024 - 'Victory and defeat are things that happen in life. With this, let's stop writing abusive words to Mrs. Smriti Irani or other leaders.' The meaning of the post written by Rahul in English was like this. Smriti Irani contested the election from Amethi in the last election. She defeated Rahul Gandhi in the 2019 election by a margin of 55 thousand votes. Perhaps, it was because of that arrogance that she said during the election campaign - 'Even an ordinary BJP worker can easily defeat the Gandhi family in the election.' However, in this election, Kishorilal Sharma, who contested for the first time on behalf of the Congress, defeated her by a margin of 1 lakh 60 thous...

How to avoid the bad side of social media? Here are 7 ways Social media is as beautiful as the people who use it. But research on its use has not shown that social media is being used well. A dynamic medium designed to spread new ideas or connect communities is gradually developing into a place to vent frustration, create distrust, and hatch conspiracies. As a new generation is added to the group of social media users, curiosity has arisen. Can it not be used to its fullest? The problems seen in its use should be solved not from the top down, but from the bottom up. That is, it should be improved by the user. Personally, the user must make good choices to improve it. Whether it is running a thread, Facebook, X, or Instagram , people should make good use of it. Be aware that social media should not be used by people, and consider these 7 things. 1. Be careful with strangers If a stranger enters a party and starts cursing and tries to disrupt the conversation, such a person is thro...

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Apple is introducing a new technology to identify photos taken from iPhones, how to use it?

How to protect annoying Facebook friends without blocking or unfriending them?

How to Use AI to Raise and Care for Your Children as a Good Parent

Google has launched a new fitness tracker without a screen, Fitbit Air, how does it work?

How to Increase Your Facebook Monetization Income

‘Zoom Rides’ to be launched in Kathmandu Valley with 200 electric bicycles, how does it work?

How are Iranians communicating with each other after a 17-day internet blackout?

This is how your phone's location can be tracked even when GPS is off

How safe is incognito or private mode for browsing? Here are the myths and realities

How to use social media?

How to avoid the bad side of social media? Here are 7 ways

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