I have previously written extensively about Telegram, because I understand it as a platform that exceeds social media by several orders of magnitude. This is an attempt to chronicle how it can be leveraged to make work processes efficient. A Historical Context: WhatsApp came as a data-based SMS replacement, which leveraged the contact list (instead … Continue reading Telegram: A beginners guide →

Financial Times writes: Apple’s forthcoming software update, iOS 14.5, will ban apps and advertisers from collecting data about iPhone users without their explicit consent. Most users are expected to decline to be tracked, dealing a huge blow to how the mobile advertising industry works. Apple has said the changes will improve the privacy of its … Continue reading iAd: The next privacy fiasco →