An early peek at IOS 9"s security improvements and more! - http://clapway.com/2015/06/09/ios-9-to-have-six-digit-passcode-default-for-touch-id-devices-123/

This fall, IOS9 brings the trend of six digit passwords and some more improvement in the operating system.

Apple is bringing immense improvements in its mobile operating system, IOS 9. The changes can be seen in various ways. IOS 9 is launching this fall and the most striking development is the passcodes, or passwords. No more four digit password now! The length of the passwords now will comprise six digits. Though it is already possible to put more than four passwords, Apple plans to enforce stronger policies keeping security in full mind.

Showcased at the ongoing WWDC 2015, IOS 9 is available for the developer preview. As per reports, it shall be launched in July as a public beta. Apple vastly recognizes the places that people put their data at the iDevices. So when the passcodes are changed in terms of length, the possibility of password combinations go from 10,000 to 1,000,000.

IOS 9 is expected to be more efficient with the perspective of its striking features.

Apart from the development in passcodes, there is a lot to look at in Apple’s IOS 9. What is more striking is the intelligent Siri. Not only that. You can also find a higher storage efficiency as well as optimized battery life. This will give more efficiency to multitasking. To learn more about WWDC 2015, go here.

Technology experts are expected to speak at this event.

If you are thinking what was the reason behind such a change in passwords. As per Apple, it will be tougher to crack the passcode and that the user is going to be at much safer side. Though, there are still questions on why alone the security feature has been implemented in the Touch ID devices. It will be easier for the iPhone and iPad owner to protect themselves from any unauthorized access.

A few of the most striking highlights of IOS 9 in review: space, compatibility, battery improvement and much more. Find out more highlights of IOS 9 here.

If you are an IOS fan, just a bit more time until Fall 2015! The operating system is to come with much more than you are expecting. Just wait an watch for all that is coming your way.

In time for IOS 9’s release date, watch this to learn more about Halo Black, the world’s first smart screen protectors for iPhone 6 users!:

IOS 9 To Have Six-Digit Passcode Default for Touch ID Devices

“Unfriend alert” app is the only app that alerts the users when their friends unfriend them on Facebook. - http://clapway.com/2015/06/08/getting-unfriended-on-facebook-may-cost-your-personal-data-too-123/

The “Unfriend Alert” app steals all your personal information just as you get notified on being unfriended.

Ever thought you could lose your data if someone unfriended you on Facebook? …Yes, this is happening. Experts will tell you users should be sure to be careful in downloading any sort of app. The app “Unfriend Alert” is doing the same to a lot of people. This app is meant to alert you when someone “unfriends” you on the famous social-networking site Facebook. But apart from updating you on this, the app steals your personal data as well. This comes as an alarming news to many and is creating a sense of anxiety as well.

The alert application is free and notifies the user each time his or her friends “unfriend” them from their list on Facebook. Though, while downloading the app, you are required to sign in and fill your password. This app shows ads and installs malicious software on your device. So, before you download, just be alert!

As per experts, the login credentials do not go directly to Facebook rather to yougotunfriended.com (as checked in Wireshark log). Adding to the misery, the app is not shown in the Facebook apps list. As a result, the user may have a tendency to forget about it.

On the flip side, it is monitoring all your activities, so it is recommended that if you have the app in your phone, you should remove it and change your Facebook password right away.

Across the market, the “Unfriend alert” app is the only app that alerts the users when their friends unfriend them on Facebook. But it seems that the app has been designed and developed to steal passwords. For any user, it is extremely important to be alert while downloading apps. Just do not get swayed by swanky free apps. Every app that you download may not be as good as you think. You have to be very cautious with your smartphones and the way you download the apps. You can check the tips here.

Smartphone users should always take care of their devices and never lose them. It is widely recommended to all the app users that they should have anti-virus scanning apps before they go for any other app. The more technology is getting advanced, the more hackers are getting fueled. Across the web, one may find a big number of tools that helps to tackle with the chaos of harmful apps. Find out about them at here.

Just keep yourself alert by following the precautionary measures and having enough anti-virus scanning apps. Let the right apps come to your smartphone.

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Getting Unfriended on Facebook May Cost Your Personal Data, Too