Facebook user countries list, United Arab Emirates got top rank

The United Arab Emirates has registered the first number of countries using Facebook in 2017, because in the year 2017, consumers who used Facebook increased by 85.1 percent.
According to Facebook data, the number of Facebook users in the United Arab Emirates in 2018 is 9,000,000. According to the International Inter data, June 2017 after United Arab Emirate the Thailand and Taiwan people used Facebook mostly then after United State the Chili citizens used Facebook mostly. While India has also left the United States. India's 241 million people are Facebook users, 240 million people in the United States.

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The effects of data leaks can be on Pakistan & other country’s elections, founder Facebook

 Facebook's head Mark Zuckerberg says his fraudulent accounts on his website can also be tried on the election in other countries including Pakistan, but they have all views on all such fake accounts and they are being closed.
Mark Zuckerberg was present in front of the American Congress regarding the data leaks scandal last day, where he asked questions for up to 5 hours.
During this period, he expressed his regret not to take any measures to protect the information of Facebook users and apologize.
He said that elections are being held in India, India, Brazil, Mexico, and Hungary this year, and fake accounts on Facebook may affect these elections.
However, he said that all of our counterfeit accounts of our organization are visible and are being shut down.
Mark Zuckerberg said that all ads posted on Facebook will be the first confirmation under the new reforms.
As well as all the user's information posted as well as any content will not be issued, which has no risk or disrupted the election.
He also said that art intelligence is also being used for security measures that will be helpful.
He further said that they would primarily support the law that user consent will be obtained before the data is stored.
Zuckerberg told Congress Committee that calls made by Facebook can not be monitored, but Facebook is competing with some Russian groups who want to influence the election and opinion by using consumer data.
On the other hand, Mark Zuckerberg's lawyer Kamovqov was not responsible for all this case on Facebook.

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The machine is invented to read your mind, how it works? The greatest news of science's history came

The liquid machine already exists in the market but experts do not think it's so reliable. Now the University of California's scientists have invented a machine that would take a lie of humans in such a way that no one could even imagine. According to the Mail Online report, this machine is able to read human ideas. It will be placed on the head of any person and it will read its thoughts in mind and make it appear on the screen in the form of writing. In experiments, this machine has shown astonishing 90% accuracy, which is far more than human brain reading machines.


Scientists say, "When a man creates a phrase in his mind, he uses a mixture of Vowels and Consonants. This machine analyzes the same mixture through neurological signals and reduces the form of the writing. "David Moss, head of the research team, says," This machine is also able to use words which Not available in its system. Until now, a machine could not be invented, which could reflect the thoughts of the human mind in 'Real Time'. This is the first machine that the person is thinking will read his mind at the same time and show the screen. This innovation proves to be very useful to know the situation of patients who have lost their ability to speak or move. "

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Biological diversity in the world is falling rapidly

A team of international organizations and experts has said that wildlife, plants and Living creatures are decreasing very fast on the planet Earth. On the one side, fertile soil is going on; on the other hand 2050 will reduce biological diversity by 40% in many countries in South and North America by 2050.

In a conference held at Madrid, Columbia's city, the experts of the Intermediate Science Policy Platform for Biodiversity and Acne Systems Services (IBPES) have presented their report, which hundreds of scientists have prepared from day to day.

This report covers the global scenario, which has been preparing for a three-year period. The report states that the fertile soil is ending rapidly since the whole world could affect 3 billion 20 million people. South America, central Asia, Africa and Sahara are in the main list.

Dr. Robert Watson, head of the IPBES, said that it is time to take immediate action. There are 17 countries that are full of biological diversity in many countries of South and North America. Since now, the amount of water available here is now reduced to 50%. Since now, 88% of Atlantic forests have been destroyed by human activities. Fish reserves have fallen 20 to 70 percent in a few decades of ocean and sweet water here.

Now it is a fact that man is affecting every part of the earth by affecting it, while only 25 percent of the area's area has survived that is far from human impact and by 2050 this area will only be 10% . On the other hand, 2050 human interruptions, climate change, destruction of fertile soil and human activities will reduce production by 10 percent. As a result, 5 to 70 million people will migrate.

In this context, experts have stressed the solution of the problems with the unions of governments, non-governmental organizations and local populations. On the other hand, the government has strongly emphasized strict legislation.

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Description of social media for American visas

If this proposal is approved, about 1.5 million people will be affected each year.

The Trump Administration has said that he wants to get the statistics of everyone's social media activity for American visas.

This proposal has been made by the US Department of State and under this, the applicant will be required to describe his Facebook and Twitter accounts.

The details of the social contact site that they have used in the past five years will be given.

This information will be used to identify and strictly investigate, and it will be valid on both visas immigrants and non-immigrants.

Telephone number, mobile number, e-mail and travel details used by the Visa applicant in the last five years will also be asked. They will also have to tell if they have ever been demolished from the country and have no relatives involved in any terrorist activities.

This new proposal will not affect the citizens of the countries that allow US to travel without visas. They include the UK, Canada, France and Germany. But citizens of non-privatized countries like Pakistan, India, China and Mexico will be affected by this, whether they go to America work or visit.

This new proposal will bring more burdens on the citizens of those countries who do not have a visa agreement with the US.

A foreign ministry official said last month in May this introduction was introduced that visa officials can ask for those details about their social media accounts, which they think they are ' More details will be received so that they can look more closely with national security. "

Approval of this proposal will be approved by the Office of Management and Budget. Before the decision on this, the public will get two months' breaks to say their own.

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How would the iPhone be in 2020?

What are the intentions of the future of the popular and popular iPhone-making American technology company "Apple" around the world? Important details have come up. "Apple's first modern smartphone smartphone company," Apple "is now looking forward to making a unique iPhone. "Apple" has begun to do something new and has just started working to make the future of the iPhone unique, regardless of the growing competition in the smartphones -> world. According to the CNBC report, "Apple" plans to present this unique iPhone to the market by 2020. The company is trying to introduce Foldable IT technology for the first time to make the iPhone unique. . For which he has begun talks with Asian technology companies. Apple Foldable will also maintain the LED technology in iPhone. According to American reports, Apple will develop this unique phone with various Asian partners. Apple Korean company is believed to be working with several Chinese companies, including "LG".

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UN Reports See a Lonelier Planet with Fewer Plants, Animals

Earth is losing plants, animals and clean water at a dramatic rate, according to four new U.N. scientific reports that provide the most comprehensive and localized look at the state of biodiversity.

Scientists meeting in Colombia issued four regional reports Friday on how well animals and plants are doing in the Americas; Europe and Central Asia; Africa; and the Asia-Pacific area.

Their conclusion after three years of study : Nowhere is doing well.

The Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem was about more than just critters, said study team chairman Robert Watson. It is about keeping Earth livable for humans, because we rely on biodiversity for food, clean water and public health, the prominent British and U.S. scientist said.

"This is undermining well-being across the planet, threatening us long term on food and water," Watson said in an interview.

Scientists pointed to this week's death of the last male northern white rhino in Africa and severe declines in the numbers of elephants, tigers and pangolins, but said those are only the most visible and charismatic of species that are in trouble.

What's happening is a side effect of the world getting wealthier and more crowded with people, Watson said. Humans need more food, more clean water, more energy and more land. And the way society has tried to achieve that has cut down on biodiversity, he said.

Crucial habitat has been cut apart; alien species have invaded places; chemicals have hurt plants and animals; wetlands and mangroves that clean up pollution are disappearing; and the world's waters are overfished, he said.

Man-made climate change is getting worse, and global warming will soon hurt biodiversity as much as all the other problems combined, Watson said.

"We keep making choices to borrow from the future to live well today," said Jake Rice, Canada's chief government scientist for fisheries and oceans, who co-chaired the Americas report.

Duke University conservationist Stuart Pimm, who wasn't part of the study team, said the reports make sense and are based on well-established scientific data: "Are things pretty dire? Yes."

Among the regional findings:

The Americas

If current trends continue, by the year 2050 the Americas will have 15 percent fewer plants and animals than now. That means there will be 40 percent fewer plants and animals in the Americas than in the early 1700s.

Nearly a quarter of the species that were fully measured are now threatened, Rice said.

And when all of "nature's contributions" are taken into account, nearly two-thirds are declining and more than one-fifth are "decreasing strongly," Rice said.

Asia-Pacific

If trends continue, there will be no "exploitable fish stocks" for commercial fishing by 2048. Around that same, the region will lose 45 percent of its biodiversity and about 90 percent of its crucial corals, if nothing changes, said Asia co-chair Sonali Seneratna Sellamuttu, a senior researcher at the International Water Management Institute.

"All major ecosystems are threatened in the region," she said.

Europe and Central Asia

Even though it is the region that Watson said may be doing the best, 28 percent of the species that live only in Europe are now threatened. In the last decade, 42 percent of the land plant and animal species have declined, said Europe co-chair Mark Rounsevell of the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology in Germany.

Wetlands have been cut in half since 1970.

Africa

Africa could lose half of some bird and mammal species by 2100. And more than 60 percent of the continent's people depend on natural resources for their livelihoods, said report co-chair Luthando Dziba of South African National Parks.

Already more than 20 percent of Africa's species are threatened, endangered or extinct.

While scientists said government and society needs to change its ways, individuals can use less energy, less water and eat less red meat, Watson said.

"A balanced diet can really help," he said. There are "lots of individual things you can do."

The outlook is bleak if society doesn't change, but it still can, Watson said.

"Some species are threatened with extinctions. Others, just pure numbers will go down," Watson said. "It will be a lonelier place relative to our natural world. It's a moral issue. Do we humans have right to make them go extinct?

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Apple wants to make unique iPhone

The iPhone's leading American technology company 'Apple' is your example, as well as it's also the credit for introduce the world's first modern smartphone.

However, the latest news about 'Apple' company is now that she wants to make a unique iPhone, for which she has already started working.

According to technology sources, the Apple Company plans to present a unique iPhone for the first time in the next 2 years, for which it started talks with Asia Technology companies.

According to the CNBC report, 'Apple' is considering to introduce the first time called Foldable iPhone.

Referring to the Bank of America in the news that although the Apple Foldable Apple will introduce the iPhone, it will maintain the LED technology.

According to the news, Apple will introduce this unique phone to various partners in Asia with the introduction.

In this regard, it is believed that Apple Korean company will work with several Chinese companies, including 'LG'.

The news shows that Apple Folded is intended to introduce Apple phones by 2020.

Potentially it will be Apple's cheapest phone, also called a budget phone.

Though most of the details regarding this phone are not available, it is likely that the price will be kept up to 220 US dollars - more than Rs 22,000.

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