With Facebook being one of the oldest social media platforms around, we are all bound to find some old posts that embarrass us. Therefore, you might want to turn over a new leaf and remove all your posts, especially when applying for a new job. Here’s how to delete all your Facebook posts without deleting your account so you can start fresh. Additionally, before deleting these posts, you may be interested in downloading them using a third-party app.
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If you tried to open up the Fitbit app this evening, you may have noticed that it is having some difficulty loading up. And it’s not just you; thousands of others are also having trouble accessing the app. According to Down Detector, Fitbit is currently experiencing an outage.
Here at Android Authority, we’re also seeing the same issue. It appears when you open the app, none of the data is populating. Not only that, but it seems that the Coach tab is completely down for the count.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a highly sought-after field in the job market. Many professionals are now considering courses in AI to solidify their careers in various industries like technology, manufacturing, and healthcare, as AI promises a promising future. For those unsure of where to begin, here is an overview of the top 10 AI certifications that can help you develop a strong understanding and expertise in various AI domains, including computer vision, robotics, machine learning, and natural language processing (NLP).
1. AI for Everyone – Offered by Coursera, this 10-hour course, guided and certified by DeepLearning.ai, explores the fundamentals of AI. For a fee of $49, participants gain insights into AI concepts, its practical implementation in businesses, and its societal impact.
2. Certified Artificial Intelligence Scientist (CAIS) – The United States Artificial Intelligence Institute offers this certification program, which spans from 4 to 25 weeks. It includes study materials such as books and videos for a fee of $900. This course is ideal for individuals holding bachelor’s or master’s degrees in AI, machine learning, data science, project management, business intelligence, business analytics, or programming languages.
3. Computer Science for Artificial Intelligence – Hayward University provides a 5-month course priced at $460, aimed at individuals with basic AI knowledge. This program covers topics such as machine learning, AI principles, designing AI systems, and integrating AI into Python programs.
4. IBM AI Engineering Professional Certificate – Designed for those with intermediate experience in AI, this IBM course spans 2 months and requires about 10 hours of weekly commitment. It includes video lectures, readings, and materials from Coursera for a fee of $49. Course content covers topics like machine learning with Python, deep learning, neural networks, computer vision, image processing, and AI capstone projects.
5. Fundamentals of Google AI for Web-Based Machine Learning – Google offers this course, featuring video content over a 3-month period, for a fee of $498.
6. AI Graduate Certificate – The Stanford School of Engineering offers this certificate program, which can be completed in 1-3 years. Priced at $23,000+, it provides study resources and free recordings of Stanford AI courses. It’s suitable for beginners, and depending on the individual’s learning pace, it can be completed in as little as 16 months.
7. Microsoft Certified Azure AI Engineer – Microsoft offers this 115-hour course for a fee of $165. However, only residents of the United States are eligible to take the exam. Individuals interested in this course can also explore an exam demo through the company’s sandbox resources.
8. Artificial Intelligence Business Strategies and Applications – The University of California, Berkeley, provides this 2-month course for a fee of $2,800. It caters to individuals with intermediate AI knowledge and delivers course materials through video lectures, reading materials, and case studies.
9. Artificial Intelligence A-Z 2023 – Udemy offers this 17-hour course, providing reading and video resources. It is suitable for beginners with a basic understanding of high school math and Python. The course can be accessed for $16.58 per month or a total course fee of $140.
These certifications offer a diverse range of AI knowledge and skills, catering to different experience levels and interests. Choosing the right one depends on your background and career goals in the exciting field of artificial intelligence.
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In a recent digital assault that stands out from the usual credential stuffing attacks leading to data breaches, hackers specifically targeted a particular sect of Jewish members. This unprecedented incident occurred on the servers of the renowned biotechnology company, 23andMe, which specializes in genetic testing and genealogy-related services. The attack took place in September of this year, resulting in the theft of data related to Ashkenazi Jewish heritage members.
On October 6th, 23andMe made the details of this cyber incident public, acknowledging that information from selected customer profiles using their DNA Relatives Feature had been compromised. The hackers gained access to sensitive data, including first and last names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, locations, and the genetic histories of Ashkenazi Jewish members, encompassing their ancestral details.
In today’s digital age, many individuals opt for online services that provide genetic and ancestral information for a premium fee. This recent data breach serves as a stark reminder that not all personal details should be shared online, especially when cybercriminals are on the prowl.
A subsequent technical analysis revealed that the attack was initiated using recycled login credentials. Cybercriminals exploited leaked information from previous data breaches to gain unauthorized access to a separate website. Given that many online companies employ a single-password system for multiple linked services, a single password leak can result in a significant online security breach.
To defend against credential stuffing attacks, it is advisable to implement two-factor authentication or multi-factor authentication when logging into online services. 23andMe has initiated a forensic investigation into the incident and is urging its users to change their passwords promptly.
Typically, such data is sold for a price, with rates starting at $1,000 for 100 profiles and increasing to $5,000 for 1,000 profiles. The price doubles for the next 10,000 profiles and so forth. A forum specializing in data breaches has claimed possession of data related to over 1 million Ashkenazi profiles. This data includes haplogroup details, phenotype information, photographs, precise origin estimates, individual data sets, and hundreds of potential relatives’ information, much of which constitutes raw data.
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If you’re looking to get yourself one of the best smartwatches around, you’ll be hard-pressed to find one better than the Galaxy Watch 5 Pro. Samsung’s powerful wearable is durable, long-lasting, and has a comprehensive app suite to cater to all of your needs.
If the price was the only thing keeping you from picking one up, then we have good news. The Galaxy Watch 5 Pro is over $100 off if you go to Amazon right now. In fact, the smartwatch is at its lowest price ever at $395.
When Google announced the Pixel Watch 2, it appeared to be a decent refinement from the first generation. But maybe that’s all it needed because the smartwatch is in such heavy demand that Google is starting to run out of stock.
The Pixel Watch 2 doesn’t officially launch until October 12, two days from now. However, you can go onto the Google Store page and pre-order one for yourself in Bay, Obsidian, Hazel, or Porcelain colors. If you do pre-order the smartwatch, you may find that you’ll have to wait a while before it arrives on your doorstep.
The Pixel 7a is a very recent phone, but it’s still technically a part of Google’s last-generation hardware now that the Pixel 8 is hitting shelves. If you were an early adopter of the 7a, you might even be considering an upgrade to access all of the latest bells and whistles. So is it worth trading in that phone and paying the difference?
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Shortly after CEO Pete Lau revealed that the OnePlus Open and OPPO Find N3 are the same smartphone, we got our first official look at the handset through a popular YouTube channel. Now another YouTuber has been granted access to the phone and this time we get a good look at the main screen and how the device compares in size to the Galaxy Z Fold 5.
In a video posted by Jagat Review, we get another close-up look at the Open/Find N3. However, just like before, the camera setup has been covered up by a block of paper.
The iPhone 15 series is out and plenty of users reported heating issues with the new Pro handsets. This problem was verified in our own testing, which revealed that the Pro devices run considerably hotter than prominent Android rivals. Thankfully, Apple rolled out an update to fix the overheating problem.
This wouldn’t be the first time Apple tripped up with the iPhone though. Here are four of the most notable iPhone fails over the years.
There’s a lot to dive into with the new Pixel 8 and 8 Pro, but I’m sure everyone’s immediate attention is drawn to the new price tag. For the first time since 2021, Google has raised its smartphone prices, risking a fair bit of the goodwill it’s earned over the past two years of brilliant smartphones.
Starting at $699 for the Pixel 8 and $999 for the Pro, both models are $100 dearer than their predecessors. Price hikes are steeper elsewhere; the UK sees a £150 increase, and €200 is the toll in Europe. However, these changes appear to be down to currency rates rather than outright gouging. Still, there’s no getting around the fact that higher prices are always hard to swallow and will undoubtedly give consumers pause for thought before hitting the buy button.
Apart from Google itself, Samsung seems to be the one company pushing the idea of Android tablets as more than just media consumption devices. Even its mid-range FE tablets are sold as potential laptop replacements. Whether or not a tablet is that vital to you, how does the new Galaxy Tab S9 FE stack up vs the Galaxy Tab S7 FE? Is the upgrade worth the significant pricetag?
Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE vs Galaxy Tab S9 FE: At a glance
It’s been two years since OnePlus had the disastrous rollout of its first smartwatch, the OnePlus Watch. You could say the device was more fit to be included in a list of best fitness trackers than a list of best smartwatches. But it looks like the company is not giving up and could launch a new smartwatch in 2024.
Max Jambor took some time to post on X (formerly Twitter) about OnePlus’s rumored smartwatch. According to post, OnePlus may be ready to release a OnePlus Watch 2 sometime in 2024. Jambor also adds that the watch will feature a round face.
With the exception of Google’s Pixel Tablet, there might as well be one name in town when it comes to quality Android tablets, and that’s Samsung. If you have Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A8 from 2022, you might be considering a step up to the new Galaxy Tab S9 FE, which is costlier but not as expensive as a full-fledged Tab S9. Is it worth the jump?
Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 vs Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE: At a glance
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