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Google Pay for India (Tez) : Tez is now called Google Pay!

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Google Pay for India (Tez) : Tez is now called Google Pay! Google, Inc. • Tez is now Google Pay. While our name has changed, all the features like direct-to-bank and rewards are here to stay Screenshots from Google Pay For India (Tez) App. Tez is now called Google Pay !  If you are upgrading Tez from a previous version, your account and transactions are not affected by this change. Find out more at https://support.google.com/tez/?p=gpayindiahc Send money to friends, pay bills and buy online, recharge your phone, or pay at the nearby café with Google Pay , Google's digital payment app.  Use Google Pay for All Your Payment Needs + Pay and receive money straight from your bank account Google Pay works with your existing bank account*, which means your money is safe with your bank. There’s no need to worry about reloading wallets and you don't need to do additional KYC. Using NPCI's (National Payments Corporation of India) BHIM Unified Payments ...

Here’s How to Get Your Profile Verified ☑ on Instagram ☑

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Here’s How to Get Your Profile Verified ☑ on Instagram ☑ Instagram has  today taken measures  to further secure its billion user-strong platform, where it has finally decided to give you the opportunity to  earn the iconic blue tick  and get your profile verified. Yes, you heard that right. The blue checkmark that had previously been super limited to public figures, brands, and other major profiles is now being opened to the masses. This means you’d no longer have to pester Instagram for that blue tick or head to the black market to buy one for yourself. The image-sharing platform is now giving everyone a chance to prove their authenticity and apply for the verification process using a simple form. Steps To Apply For Verification in Instagram If you’ve been waiting for such an option for the longest time, follow the steps below to apply to get that shiny blue tick next to your name on Instagram: 1. Navigate to your profile, tap the 3 vert...

News Today In Tech Update : August 31, 2018 | Shaikh Inside

News Today In Tech Update : August 31, 2018 | Shaikh Inside  Tech News By @ShaikhInside 👉🏿Apple releases iOS 12 beta 12 to fix ‘new iOS update’ alert. 👉🏿Apple Watch Series 1 is world’s most popular smartwatch, as shipments grow 37 percent. 👉🏿Why the Google Assistant in India Doesn’t Sound Like a Human. 👉🏿Huawei says its new smartphone chip is faster than Snapdragon in almost every way. 👉🏿Ford cancels Focus crossover for U.S. due to tariffs. 👉🏿Tenth Beta of tvOS 12 Now Available for Registered Developers. 👉🏿Download the wallpaper from the leaked iPhone XS image right here. Download now ( https://bit.ly/2wzSUbL ) 👉🏿Microsoft announces Windows 10 October 2018 Update. @ shaikhinside #news Don't forget to share @ShaikhInside Connect with me on Social Media Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

When Was The Last Time You Cleaned Your 📱 Phone? 📴

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When Was The Last Time You Cleaned Your 📱 Phone? 📴 A study shows that your phone is covered in bacteria! Your phone goes everywhere with you, even to the bathroom (don’t lie!). So how clean is it really? A study conducted by scientists has revealed that the average mobile phone carries more than 18 times more potentially harmful germs than the toilet handle in a restroom. The germs are constantly transferred from your hand to the phone and back to the phone. While these bacteria may not be life-threatening, they are very much present and are breeding on your phone. Don't forget to share @ShaikhInside Connect with me on Social Media Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

News Today In Tech Update : July 27, 2018 | Shaikh Inside

News Today In Tech Update : July 27, 2018 | Shaikh Inside Tech News By @ShaikhInside 👉🏿Apple announces free repair for devices damaged by Japanese floods 👉🏿HCL Tech displaces Wipro as India’s third largest IT firm 👉🏿Google Chrome begins shaming ‘Not Secure’ websites 👉🏿Super-exclusive LG V35 Signature Edition said to launch next month for around $1,790 👉🏿Steam for macOS is now 64-bit, adds new chat features & design, more 👉🏿Amazon is testing out collaborative wish lists 👉🏿 Twitter to prioritize fixing platform over user growth, shares plunge 👉🏿Scheduled Routines finally arrive for Google Home, but with usual caveats 👉🏿Google bans ‘repetitive content’ from Play Store, Gmail and Inbox somehow unaffected @shaikhinside #news Don't forget to share @ShaikhInside Connect with me on Social Media Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

News Today In Tech Update : July 25, 2018 | Shaikh Inside

News Today In Tech Update : July 25, 2018 Tech News By @ShaikhInside 👉🏿Google now has its own hardware security keys 👉🏿First Aston Martin SUV to Enter Production in 2019 👉🏿Noted Apple analyst suggests 6.1-inch LCD iPhone may not be available until October 👉🏿Google updates its search quality rating guidelines 👉🏿Galaxy S9 expected to be Samsung’s worst-selling Galaxy S phone since 2012 👉🏿Siri answered 78% of questions correctly in latest test, up from 66% a year ago 👉🏿Google is baking machine learning into its BigQuery data warehouse 👉🏿Google Docs will now check your grammar using AI @shaikhinside #news Don't forget to share @ShaikhInside Connect with me on Social Media Twitter | Facebook | Instagram

💢 WhatsApp Group Chats Can Easily Be Infiltrated : Shaikh Inside

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💢 WhatsApp Group Chats Can Easily Be Infiltrated : Shaikh Inside 💢 WhatsApp Group Chats Can Easily Be Infiltrated A more dramatic revelation of 2018—an outsider can secretly eavesdrop on your private end-to-end encrypted group chats on WhatsApp and Signal messaging apps. Considering protection against three types of attackers—malicious user, network attacker, and malicious server—an end-to-end encryption protocol plays a vital role in securing instant messaging services. The primary purpose of having end-to-end encryption is to stop trusting the intermediate servers in such a way that no one, not even the company or the server that transmits the data, can decrypt your messages or abuse its centralized position to manipulate the service.  In other words—assuming the worst-case scenario—a corrupt company employee should not be able to eavesdrop on the end-to-end encrypted communication by any mean. However, so far even the popular end-to-end...