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Apple FaceTime bug lets anyone eavesdrop on your private conversationsAn iPhone bug that allows users to spy on people by video calling them has been discovered.The bug allows callers to listen in on another person's conversation and even see video of them without their knowledge.When a phone number is dialed on FaceTime - the iPhone's internet-based voice and video calling feature - the caller can swipe up from the bottom of the screen and tap an option to add a person, according to video demonstrations.To listen in on someone, a user simply starts a group FaceTime call and adds their own phone number to the call before the recipient answers.
Gmail down: Website and app not working as people not able to read their emailsUsers are seeing 'error 404' instead of their messagesGmail has stopped working, leaving people unable to read their emails.The website and app appear to be down and are failing to load.Users report seeing a strange "error 404" instead of their messages.Google said it was aware of the problem and would be posting updates as it attempted to fix it.
Former Labour MP Fiona Onasanya jailed for three months for lying to avoid speeding prosecutionParliamentary rules require the removal of an MP who is jailed for 12 months or more so Onasanya will not immediately lose her seat but a recall petition can force a by-election if it is signed by more than 10% of the electorate in the Cambridgeshire seat.In the wake of the guilty verdict in December, Onasanya was expelled from the Labour Party and has launched an appeal against her conviction.
Climate change: Planet-warming power of cattle urine can be avoided by restoring farmland, study findsGreenhouse gases from livestock can be cut by ensuring pastures are healthy, scientists sayScientists have found restoring cattle pastures brings an unlikely environmental benefit by cutting the greenhouse gas emissions from cattle urine.The planet-warming power of methane gas emitted by cows is well known, but their urine is also a contributor to climate change.When the animals urinate on pastures, they produce the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide, which like methane has a far more powerful climate effect that CO2.
QuoteGmail down: Website and app not working as people not able to read their emailsUsers are seeing 'error 404' instead of their messagesGmail has stopped working, leaving people unable to read their emails.The website and app appear to be down and are failing to load.Users report seeing a strange "error 404" instead of their messages.Google said it was aware of the problem and would be posting updates as it attempted to fix it.Ok now no problem at allhttps://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/gmail-down-not-working-loading-website-app-google-emails-broken-a8751991.htmlMay be working now
Greece drops eight positions in world corruption indexGreece fell eight places in Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index last year, dropping to 67th position from 59th in 2017.The country scored 45 points in 2018, down from 48 in 2017.Although it fell last year, the country’s score is still nine points higher than in 2012, marking some improvement.Denmark topped the list in 2018, with 88 points, closely followed by Finland, Sweden and Switzerland, which each scored 85. Greece ranked between the two bottom scorers in Europe: Hungary (46) and Bulgaria (42).
EasyJet just launched a massive sale featuring flights to Europe for under £25It's time to grab some mates and lock your annual leave plans down, after the airline announced on Thursday morning (24 January) that you can now book a holiday taken between 14 February and 5 June 2019 for as little as £22.49 each way. Ending at midnight on 31 January, the deal applies to flights departing from 18 UK airports, including London Gatwick, Stansted, Bristol, Edinburgh and Liverpool, to a whole host of exciting European destinations.So if you fancy a long weekend in Paris, some sun in Fuerteventura, or a week in Kefalonia, you might want to make the most of what's on offer, with 80,000 easyJet seats having 25 per cent off.
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