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Facebook testing a new Highlights feature on iOS to showcase your friend’s life events
Feb22
on February 22, 2014
at 1:43 am
Facebook is testing out a new way to organize how you keep track of your friends on its iOS mobile app. TechCrunch reports that the social networking company has added a new feature called Highlights into version 7.0 of its app. With it, users can easily parse through things happening to their friends without having to find out about what they’re posting to the site, including Upworthy videos, cat photos, and other non-personal pieces of content.
If you’ve downloaded version 7.0 of the app, the one way to find out if you have Highlights is by looking at the main navigation bar at the bottom of the screen. If ”Requests” has turned into “People”, then most likely you’ll be able to use Highlights.
The People section has been broken up into three sections. As TechCrunch discovered, the first is Highlights, which breaks things down by birthdays, new relationships statuses, jobs, and anything else generated via Facebook’s Life Events creator. The second is “History”, which shows the people you’ve interacted with in various capacity in reverse chronological order. Lastly is ”Everyone”, which shows all your friends in alphabetical order.
➤ Facebook Tests Mobile “Highlights”, A Cheat Sheet To Your Friends’ Lives (TechCrunch)
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Apple’s release of iOS 7.0.6 might seem like a routine update, but you’ll definitely want to install it, as it contains an important security fix that addresses a flaw with SSL encryption.
A support document about the update notes that a validation problem with Secure Transport could potentially allow attackers “with a privileged network position to capture or modify data in sessions protected by SSL/TLS.” We’ve reached to Apple for more information, but in the meantime, you should assume that the issue is as serious as it sounds.
Apple also released an Apple TV update and iOS 6.1.6 today to address the same issue. You can find the iOS updates in iTunes or in the device’s settings pane. The Apple TV update can be found under Settings > General > Update Software.
Since SSL is often used to transfer sensitive data like payment information, personal details and logins, any potential compromise to the authentication process is a critical vulnerability.
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