She had an address book and I was like, there's got to be somebody that's still alive from that address book.
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Every time a newly downloaded game or other app requests access to your address book, information in the address book can be shared.
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Could be part of Address Book, a slice of Safari.
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Privacy is about protecting the address book, so to speak.
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We sent an email to everyone in our address book.
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"People think that their address book is essentially the people they know, and it turns out any address book is about one percent of the people they know in some way," he told NPR.
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The first thing we found was a date and address book.
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Mark scrolled through the phone's address book and selected Suzanne's number.
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The United States no longer controls the address book for the Internet.
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The address book is the last, worst default app you rely on.
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Would you like to share video or images with your address book?
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Then sent it to someone in an Amazon Echo user's address book.
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Then it sent itself out to everyone in your address book. Oops.
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Anything will do—an address book, a picture, any snatched fragment of correspondence.
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Yet, people continued to use their Address Book as a makeshift password manager.
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He found Liz's number in my address book and called to prepare her.
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The DNS technical functions serve as a global address book of the Internet.
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The names in her address book had been doctors—hers and my father's.
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And how many first-name contacts from Tinder dates still clutter your address book?
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It's structured around a web of contacts, but it's not an address book either.
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You can import your address book from iCloud, Gmail, Outlook, Excel and CSV files.
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Like Snapchat, users can add friends from their address book or search for usernames.
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Plus, the Light Phone could store only nine phone numbers in its address book.
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Today, the internet&aposs address book is controlled by the non-profit organization ICANN.
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I did not provide my phone # (you got it from someone else's address book) pic.twitter.
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This contained the 764 names and phone numbers of everyone in my iPhone's address book.
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I'm not friends with either of them on Facebook; they're not in my address book.
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In response, Microsoft handed over data stored on American servers, like the person's address book.
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In February 2018, Yang sent an email to the contacts in his Gmail address book.
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You hereby give your express consent to access your contact list and/or address book.
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If you want to take your contacts list with you, export your Yahoo address book.
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And the next time an app asks you to share your address book, there's a 99-percent chance that this app is going to mine your address book to get new users, spam your friends, improve ad targeting and sell email addresses to marketing companies.
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You don't need to be in the same company or even in your recipient's address book.
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That's also why we plan to add an encrypted address book to Tutanota in the future.
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WHOEVER controls the internet's address book has the power over life and death on the network.
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Here's how it works: Users can connect their address book to HQ and add their friends.
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In some instances, for example, contacts in the address book are blocked for no apparent reason.
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Mr. Cott forgot books he had written and edited and friends listed in his address book.
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A few methods that could be viable:DNS (Domain Name System): The address book of the internet.
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It serves as an address book, an events calendar, a photo album and a messaging service.
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Instead of interacting with strangers over shared interests, Cabana pulls in contacts from your address book.
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There's also the option to allow audible calls from particular groups of contacts in your address book.
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When users sign up for Kik, the first contact added to their address book is a chatbot.
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A. You can edit the information for people in your Gmail address book in the Contacts list.
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Another email was more generic and appeared to include details on updating Microsoft Outlook's global address book.
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Mobile phones can provide an address book, a credit rating and a distribution network all in one.
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Another email was more general and seemed to include details on updating Microsoft Outlook's global address book.
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A computer outside the county's network had been hacked, resulting in the email address book becoming compromised.
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It now offers text messaging and an alarm clock, and you can import your entire address book.
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It's supposed to let parents block their children from contacting anyone who isn't in their address book.
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Children can't manually go into their address book and add a new one without the parent's PIN.
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To send telemarketing calls to the robot, add the phone number 214-666-4321 to your address book.
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For example, your calendar should show your friends' birthdays and your address book should have your friends' photos.
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Fauna's mother is in Hawaii, a place where no minotaur can get her, according to Corinna's address book.
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"This is very powerful because one more app becomes one more contact in your address book," said Mittal.
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You created an account, buffed up your career history, connected your address book, and then forgot about it.
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He asked the UI wiz to make a demo of scrolling through a virtual address book with multitouch.
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It's often described as the "address book of the internet" and it was not designed to use encryption.
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You can even sync your address book from your smartphone or tablet for easier access to your contacts.
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Finally, HQ is making it easier to upload the address book and connect with friends on the app.
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Now we know why Amazon wanted your whole address book: Alexa was getting ready to be a phone.
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If they don't have a profile photo already, you can add your own to their address-book entries.
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I try looking through my iPhone's address book for my work colleagues, but I can't remember anyone's surname.
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As part of the process, you also import your phone's address book and calendar events to Google's apps.
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After the kid adds the number to the address book, they can call, FaceTime or text that number.
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Some of the features of the hack include accessing the address book, texts and call logs on phones.
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Instead, HiHello will act as an address book provider whose database of contacts you can add to your device.
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To call a phone number, you'll first want to make sure that person is in your Alexa address book.
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In the menu that opens, choose Print to send a copy of your iCloud address book to the printer.
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It's also a map, address book and on-the-fly tour guide — right up until the battery unexpectedly dies.
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Pachter said to pay careful attention when typing a name from your address book on the email's "To" line.
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The changes center around the Domain Name System, a decentralized directory that acts essentially as the internet's address book.
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We learn nothing about it, other than that it came from Chuck's address book, or from very near it.
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The authorities said he never disclosed the two books, described as an address book and a datebook, to investigators.
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Instagram or Snapchat may ask for your address book so they can suggest your contacts as connections on their platforms.
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It's also not claiming to build any kind of universal face recognition database; it's more like a personal address book.
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Why it matters: WHOIS has been a public address book for domain owners since the earliest days of the internet.
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You can manually scroll through to find someone in your address book or look at the suggestions at the top.
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The company's social networks serve people as their address book, their events calendar, their messaging services and their photo albums.
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Along with Twitter's personalized recommendations, users will also be able to find friends by syncing contacts from their address book.
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She found an address book in the street, and before mailing it back to its owner, she photocopied its contents.
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Here's my advice: If you have a Gmail address, put your contacts in Google's address book and keep them there.
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Next time someone forwards you (and everyone else in their address book) one of these so-called tips, hit delete.
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The address book also stays in sync when you make changes to contacts cards on the computer or mobile device.
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Known for mingling with A-listers and royalty, Mr. Tang was reputed to have the best address book in London.
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It remained unclear if the address book was the same one published in 2015 by Gawker with the numbers redacted.
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Your spam messages might look like this: If you turn the feature on, you'll see all of the text messages from people in your address book in one place, and all of the messages from unknown senders, including spam or text messages from people who aren't in your address book, in a separate column.
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After you sign up, it automatically connects you to all the people in your address book who also are using WhatsApp.
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So, originally, in the This Land era, people would take a video and would email their entire address book a video.
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And yet it's making the rounds online like wildfire, and everyone in my address book seems to be signing up. Why?
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That makes it difficult to control, which is why Russia's law targets the internet's address book, the Domain Name System (DNS).
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On iOS, the app shows you a fake permission popup to access your address book that says "Ok" or "Learn More".
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Malicious software then accesses a user's address book and sends out more phishing emails to all the victims, repeating the cycle.
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Then it will be possible to save one's contacts encrypted, rather than uploading the entire address book to Google or Apple.
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When you open the app, it will show you which one of your friends from your address book already use it.
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Whoever controls the address book can censor the internet: delete a domain name and a website can no longer be found.
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Prison staff found an address book containing the names of other inmates charged with terrorism offenses among Rahimi's belongings, prosecutors said.
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At the end of our tutorial, I tried to add people from his address book, but he put his foot down.
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So fun times... Google Calendar automatically added every single person in the state of Utah address book to our Holiday Potluck.
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Sure, I could do reasonable adult things like keeping a planner or address book, but Gmail inadvertently does it for me.
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A. You can assign specific alert sounds for both text messages and incoming calls to people in your iPhone's address book.
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If I wanted to leave Yahoo for a more secure mail provider, how do I move my mail and address book?
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When I tried it, the Alexa app synchronized with my smartphone's address book to determine who else was using an Echo.
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Address book Slack easily integrates with Google Drive, so users can create, edit and share documents with addresses, phone numbers and birthdays.
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And the way they did it could serve as a model for other apps wrestling with the same address book privacy problem.
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The app also plays in the same space as all those Address Book replacement apps once did, few of which have lasted.
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Users can also answer calls directly from the lock screen and ask Siri to make calls using contacts in their address book.
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The address book is one of the last manufacturer-made default apps we still depend on, yet the experience is reliably awful.
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You can monitor how your address book is growing, and sort people by location, title or how much they've spent with you.
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If there's someone you never want to have your number, you can just type #31# into their contact in your address book.
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And in her small personal address book was a page where she incorrectly wrote her son's phone number over and over again.
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Just send out an email with everyone you know in the BCC column, and hopefully they will promptly change their address book.
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Whether you remember it or not, you may have once granted Facebook permission to store the contacts in your phone's address book.
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I just started calling people that I could connect to the address book that would possibly be alive that might have known her.
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She grabbed her medications and an address book, but was forced, reluctantly, to leave everything else behind, including her cane and family photos.
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If you are using the older version of the Contact Manager, your address book appears as a list of names and email addresses.
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"I went home, called my great grandma and got her to pull his grandmother's phone number out of her address book," she recounted.
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The terms and conditions clearly state that the user relinquishes access to their emails, address book, location and other very private personal info.
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Epstein's address book originally was published in 2015 by the defunct news site Gawker, after its content was revealed in a court case.
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The app syncs with your address book and allows you to instantly call or message anyone else who also has the Signal app.
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If the person you're sending the message to is saved in your Android phone's address book, just say their full name when prompted.
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It can actually provide you with an email address for someone when you don't have that information on file in your address book.
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So Facebook knows your address book, the timestamps and recipients of all your messages — Facebook just can't read the content of your messages.
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In addition to location data and address book access, the company is adding camera, microphone, message history, backups and Safari data privacy popups.
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In 2012, FBI agents searched his hotel rooms in Virginia and Hawaii, finding an address book and a datebook that contained classified information.
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The address book contained true names and phone numbers of assets and covert CIA employees, as well as the addresses of CIA facilities.
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You could then wait for hours while government officials sift through your address book, your emails, your chats and, yes, even your photos.
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He also used the iPhone's Address Book API to automatically scan your contacts to see who you knew who was already using the service.
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And other companies, like Apple, let you automatically send calls that are received from people who aren't in your address book right to voicemail.
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The video, which was posted by Apple leaker Sonny Dickson, shows off the prototype's handwriting recognition, address book, and some pretty lengthy loading times.
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The U.S. does not own the internet, but it's held the oversight contract for the organization that runs its address book for many years.
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The recipient doesn't have to download or install anything, and is able to quickly save the contact information right into their phone's address book.
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The mobile phone has transformed quite a bit in the last ten years, but the heart of it — the address book — hasn't changed much.
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While it allows you to find friends from your phone's Address Book, there's currently no way to block requests from those you don't know.
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Answer sharing will be available to everyone on Friday, but easier address book upload and Nearby Friends are soon to come for Android users.
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They are listed in the web's DNS address book and direct browsers to the right Internet Protocol addresses that identify and differentiate web servers.
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You may want to try turning off text message alerts from specific people in your address book, like those who text you too much.
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When you're traveling, at minimum you will need access to your address book and calendar, and you may also want to take some photos.
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Among the items: a leather address book, my grandfather's Humane Society of St. Thomas membership card, some old photographs and an empty black wallet.
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An attacker named a third-party web app "Google Docs," which tricked users into giving the app permission to access their address book and Gmail.
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This time, she offered up the idea of an "address book" that allowed you to keep track of exactly why you followed someone on Twitter.
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For instance, if I write "call Jordan," Cardhop knows I want to call TechCrunch's Jordan Crook because she's my favorite Jordan in my address book.
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While WhatsApp users who already have a business' phone number saved in their address book will see whatever name they have saved for that contact.
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Anyone who's not already in your address book who tries to send you a note in Apple Messages automatically gets dumped in the second column.
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To broaden the group of potential matches to choose from, the matchmaker can choose to invite anyone from their phone's address book to join Hinge.
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It was quite powerful as NightSkies could access your address book, SMS conversations and call logs in order to upload it to the CIA's servers.
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Apple could fix the bug by removing the "Add Contact" button when a child receives a text from a number not in their address book.
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His family ties and connections to lawmakers gave the younger Salazar a valuable address book he wielded at a consulting firm he operated in Caracas.
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The records include hundreds of pages of investigative reports, at least 29 depositions, and an address book with "about 1,000 names," Pagliuca told the court.
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From Plaxo, HiHello will adopt the idea of automatically updating contact information for everyone who has the user in their address book when information is changed.
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There is one caveat: You can only broadcast messages to people who have your number saved in their phone's address book, otherwise they won't be received.
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To check: Once you've confirmed someone is in your address book you can call them by asking Alexa to call a specific person's phone or Echo.
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It's an address book, a photo archive, a memory box — not to mention one's primary news source, and the portal to the rest of the internet.
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Lens can translate words from menus, save phone numbers from business cards to your address book, and add events to your calendar from a concert poster.
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The latest example of a venture-backed startup getting dinged by customers for having spammed their entire address book without permission is Sequoia portfolio company Tribe.
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If you choose to connect your address book and add your friends who also play HQ, you can see who is playing during an active game.
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To check: Once you've confirmed someone is in your address book, you can call them by asking Alexa to call a specific person's phone or Echo.
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For years, security professionals have warned people not to store private information in their phone's Address Book because it's not protected or encrypted in any way.
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After all, those who were smart enough not to use their Address Book for sensitive information won't care about this change because it doesn't impact them.
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No one carries a physically separate phone, modem, calculator, address book, street directory, and camera today when they can have one flexible device loaded with apps.
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Any users of the app who uploaded their phone's address book were also handing their friends' data straight to uCampaign to also do as it wished.
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On your iPhone's home screen, tap the Contacts app icon, which appears as an address book with the greyed-out shapes of a man and woman.
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But with a limited address book of nine numbers and the singular ability to make phone calls, this was never going to become your permanent phone.
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They go on the back of my phone, in books I lend to friends, on my address book and on platters I take to potluck dinners.
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CNBC set up Communication Limits on an iPhone running iOS 13.3 so that a child can't communicate with a number that's not in their address book.
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But we discovered that when an unknown number texts the child's phone, the child is given the option to add the number to their address book.
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It is my address book, my village post office, the place where I can stop by when I want and have a chat and catch up.
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You get an address book for your partners, and the company is working on a way to help you switch to another partner from the platform.
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Your calendar should be able to show your friends' birthdays, your maps should show where your friends live, and your address book should show their pictures.
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It's one of several so-called top-level registrars managing the internet's address book on behalf of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, or ICANN.
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The new SuperPhone (now available on iOS and coming to Android soon) focuses on the most common address book problem: connecting with someone important then drifting apart.
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And if you keep digging a bit more, chances are you'll also find your entire address book and even metadata about your SMS messages and phone calls.
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" On its website, WhatsApp notes that "account information" of users include their mobile phone number as well as those of people who are in their "address book.
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But Facebook will still link phone numbers and profiles under other circumstances, including when you upload an address book to help Facebook find your friends, users say.
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He dismissed typical consumer app practices, which he called "growth hacks," like excessive push notifications or prompts for users to connect with everyone in their address book.
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For instance, you can dig through your OneDrive files and drop instant links in chat messages, or copy and paste contact info by linking your address book.
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"Unless you have random strangers in your address book or someone stole your phone, it's unlikely that this app could be used for human trafficking," she said.
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The internet's address book keeper has warned of an "ongoing and significant risk" to key parts of the domain name system infrastructure, following months of increased attacks.
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If you're storing your contacts in Google's address book, you can merge those duplicate contacts on the web by clicking the "Duplicates" option in the left sidebar.
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One was a site called Postable, which allowed us to quickly collect our guests' addresses and update our address book before sending out our save-the-dates.
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If the Downtime feature is enabled on the kid's phone, they are not given the option to add a number to their address book after being contacted.
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Because a scammer knows you're more likely to pick up if you recognize the caller, they might enter a number they think is in your address book.
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Founder Jan Koum simply thought it would be neat to open his address book and see status messages—at the gym, in a meeting—next to everyone's names.
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When you ask Google Assistant to text or call a friend, it will pull that information from your iOS Address Book, after you authorize it to do so.
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In Ben's opinion, these dark desires "went way beyond kink into problematic," which was the reason he was texting everybody in Natalia's address book to let them know.
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Using that app, you can send messages to your friends using Facebook Messenger, too, though the app doesn't sync with any contacts outside of your phone's address book.
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This involves tampering with the effective address book of the internet, called the Domain Name System (DNS), which enables computers to match website addresses with the correct server.
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A child should not be able to add the contact to the iPhone's address book without their parent entering their PIN first if the feature is working properly.
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When I tested this feature, I blocked six spam calls — but also missed several important work-related calls from people who were not yet in my address book.
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That's why you get that little popup window when you first install an app that requests access to things like your camera, your location, or your address book.
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When you type in a name to compose a new message, it will surface your Facebook friends with that name above their phone number contact from your address book.
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For instance, the first time a user receives a message from someone outside their address book, WhatsApp gives them the option of blocking or reporting the message as spam.
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HQ says it's also launching a Nearby Friends feature to let players know of new players who aren't in their address book who might be playing in close proximity.
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He wanted Facebook to not only replace the address book and the family photo album, but all the assorted messy, inconvenient, and time-consuming rituals that bind us together.
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It could work as a telephone, a fax machine, an address book, a speakerphone, and it offered rudimentary online banking; all powered by a high-res, stylus-driven touchscreen.
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To use Gotta Go, you tap on the emoji associated with the excuse you want to use, add the contact number to your address book, and set the alarm.
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This included services I had been using as add-ons to my Gmail, like Boomerang's smart calendar assistant, Clearbit Connect's email address finder, and Evercontact's automatic address book updater.
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Once you join, you connect to friends of yours on the app — through your address book but also because we recommend friends you might know through your existing network.
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Emboldened by the letters from the anonymous admirer, Maya decides to track him down to Delhi, unaware that the address was taken by Ira from her mother's address book.
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"The fact that we have 1.65 billion people on Facebook already makes Messenger the best live, self-updating address book in the world," Mr. Marcus said in an interview.
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One reason is that, two years after his election, the French president has built up a global address book and got the measure of leaders such as Mr Trump.
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And then her address book from the 50s, going through it, and hoping there would be some descendants that were alive that would remember her, that could talk about her.
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So if a stranger uploads his address book including that phone number [or email address, it] won't be used to suggest you to that stranger in People You May Know.
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Companion serves as a virtual buddy system that allows anyone in your address book to track your path for potential safety risks in sketchy situations, like walking alone at night.
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With this best selling contacts manager, you can import your address book via CSV or vCard files and sync them to all your devices with your cloud service of choice.
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You sign up with your phone number and after verifying your identity, the app scans your address book to find people you may know who are also using the app.
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More annoyingly, to find other Skype users you have to manually add them to your Skype contacts list or toggle on an option to synchronize your address book with Skype.
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Sprint provides a $2.99 per month service called Premium Caller ID that tries to identify numbers that aren't in your address book, warning you if it suspects a spam call.
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To demonstrate one method, CNBC configured Communication Limits so that an iPhone wasn't supposed to be able to communicate with a number that wasn't already in the phone's address book.
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You just want to make sure you have numbers for important places, like your doctor's office or child's school, saved to your address book so that you don't miss them.
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The judge approved the new search warrant later that day, giving investigators access to additional information from Google, including Cohen's emails, attachments, address book and files stored on Google Drive.
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It's only a matter of time before one of us signs up to Phoenix, ignores its check-in reminder emails, and accidentally informs our entire address book that we're dead.
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Because a scammer knows a potential victim is more likely to pick up if they recognize the caller, they might enter a number they think is in their target's address book.
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It was very much an Indiana Jones [endeavor], trying to pull these films out from all over the world, and going through her address book to find descendents was really intense.
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If you type "Amy Poehler 202-555-0172" and she's not in your address book, Cardhop creates a new entry with a first name, a last name and a phone number.
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Contacts is kinda pointless since the Phone app no longer works (at least in the U.S.), but then again you could use it like an old-fashioned address book. Stocks...yay?
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The Venmo mobile app could also tap into your phone's address book in order to automatically add friends, and allow you to send invites to those who weren't yet using Venmo.
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Because Whisper doesn't integrate with your address book and it's not about that explicit audience piece… What you're left with is people talking about themselves or talking about ideas or events.
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If you're expecting a call from a doctor you might not have in your address book, then you should turn the feature off to prevent their call from going to voicemail.
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Skin and screen can also be used to indicate different modes, with a screen swipe performing a slow scroll through an address book, and a skin swipe activating a rapid scroll.
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In response to questions about how Snap could boost its growth rate, Spiegel dismissed "growth hacking" techniques like having users invite their whole address book to join Snapchat or follow them.
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With the launch of iOS 13, apps that request access to users' Contacts will no longer be able to read the data in the "Notes" field of those address book entries.
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That's why I recommend performing this step on the web, using Gmail's address book (or whatever service you use), since you can check off multiple contacts and delete them at once.
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The vehicles need to be parked in a publicly accessible area that is in the vicinity of an address in a customer's Amazon address book to qualify for this delivery option.
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A. If you cannot find the address book you use with your Gmail on the web, it may be because your Gmail contacts are not set to sync with your iPad.
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It's more than an enviable address book: Laurent de Gourcuff and his teams have built a portfolio of distinctive venues with strong characters that are promoting Paris on the international scene.
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For the tech-savvy shoppers, you can send orders to contacts in your address book, use mobile payments/wallets and stay logged in to make future orders even faster and more effortless.
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You can add friends by username or upload your address book from your phone to find your friends, then either create a room to hang out in, or join an existing one.
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According to Facebook, these integrations were used to create Facebook apps, notification "hubs," and allowed users to sync Facebook data with their devices — like adding contacts into an address book, for example.
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When users swipe from the Drupe widget on the phone, they're showed the most common contacts in their address book on the left and their most-used social apps on the right.
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When we say everyone in our address book, at that point you could download your Facebook friends' email addresses, so we literally took every email address that we had in our possession.
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Agents seized both the address book and handwritten notes, which included email addresses and phone numbers for key figures, that Rodriguez had prepared for the attorney to aid him in his case.
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After finding a lost address book, she interviewed friends and family of the owner, identified as "Pierre D.," creating a remarkably poignant and tender portrait of a man she would never meet.
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In the latest version of the iOS app, Pix includes a new business card feature that will add new contacts both to your iPhone's address book, as well as to your LinkedIn account.
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Showed him the home screen, showed him how a call comes in, how to go to your Address Book, and 'this is what Safari looks like,' and it was a little click through.
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At still another, Linton received an email forwarded from the true address of the executive he was impersonating, suggesting that the bogus address he'd created had been added to a companywide address book.
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My first full-time job after college was at an entertainment PR firm where I was hired as an assistant to a man who had Kim Kardashian's phone number in his address book.
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With the Amazon Pay service, customers can either send or receive P2P payments by choosing a contact from their phone's address book or by entering their UPI ID or the recipient's bank account.
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Since then, the alleged computer user seems to have changed his mind, joining Ted Cruz's bizarre crusade for an American takeover of the internet's address book in the name of freedom of speech.
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Sadly, there's no one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to cleaning up your address book — and apps can't read your mind, so you'll have to do a lot of legwork yourself.
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Videos can be 45 seconds long, not just 10 seconds like on other platforms, and Status updates are only shared with users in your address book, not followers you may not actually know.
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To do this, just configure a few things first: Once you've confirmed someone is in your address book you can call them by asking Alexa to call a specific person's phone or Echo.
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The website will create a customized link that you can email to your guests that allows them to add their mailing information directly into a digital address book that only you can access.
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Even if you're not crazy about allowing Lyft's app access to your address book, you can still add those custom shortcuts soon, which will let you store destinations for repeated use within Lyft itself.
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If Facebook sees an email address or a phone number for you in someone else's address book, it will attach it to your account as "shadow" contact information that you can't see or access.
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Apple is also introducing an API that will allow apps such as WhatsApp to build into the address book and dialer, so you can call someone on WhatsApp without having to open WhatsApp first.
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FullContact currently offers a good handful of address book applications, including those aimed at professional users – like its app for teams – along with developer tools for integrating contact management features into third-party apps.
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She's worked as a maid secretly documenting guests' possessions, and once found an address book, called everyone inside to ask them questions about the book's owner, then published their answers in the local paper.
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In the case of the Google Docs hack, every user who clicked to "allow" access sent the scam on to their address book (what's known as a worm), causing it to spread especially fast.
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It's almost impossible to completely avoid robocalls -- unless you block everyone who's not in your address book with an app -- since it's easy for scammers to create a new number and call you again.
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Gawker obtained a copy of the address book, which contained contact information for the women Epstein enlisted to give him "massages" – a process many of his accusers say was key to his sex crimes.
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Because of its security and privacy focus, Signal doesn't pull in your contacts from other social networks, upload your address book, or offer fun tools like Snapchat's Snapcodes to make adding new friends easier.
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To make that possible, it comes with a few new tricks: text messaging, an unlimited address book, faster connectivity speeds, and a dashboard where new features will flow onto the handset in future updates.
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So it's refreshing that Doris, the Swedish heroine of Sofia Lundberg's debut novel, "The Red Address Book," is truly old at 96 and depicted with an unflinching eye toward the realities of advanced age.
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Image: MyScriptBeing a notepad and pen replacement is just one of the roles that smartphones fill for us now—alongside being a digital camera, a musical jukebox, an address book, and an ever-expanding encyclopedia.
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Facebook is also great at just being an address book, an events calendar, and — for at least a subset of aging social media users — a way to reconnect with old high school and college friends.
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Some of LINE's iconic stickers Line is hoping these stickers will set Line Works apart, although it's launched the office-ready platform with more traditional features like a calendar, cloud storage and an address book.
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Right now, you may not have too many friends using the app, and there isn't an address book sync feature or ability to import from other social networks — you can only send invites to friends.
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But today she asked the company to investigate after an Alexa device recorded a private conversation between her and her husband and sent it to a random number in their address book without their permission.
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For selected contacts, you can set your iPhone to vibrate in specific ways: small, hectic vibrations for important contacts, for example, or vibrations with long pauses for all those irritating uncles in your address book.
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There was all the built-in PDA software you'd expect, like a notes app with handwriting recognition, a dictionary, an address book (and a separate app to emulate business cards), a planner, and so on.
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We may share your Personal Information with other users of the Platform, for example if they connect their address book to our services, or if they invite you to use our services via the Platform.
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Below the message body, click the box next to "Only send a response to people in my Contacts" to prevent the message from going out to anybody who is not in your Google address book.
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When I started out as a foreign correspondent 18 years ago, in Kenya, I carried a small satchel that held a tape recorder, a camera, an address book, a map and perhaps a shortwave radio.
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So, for example, if a parent doesn't want their kid talking to a bully at school, they can just remove the bully from their child's address book and they won't be able to do it.
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A contact card should pop up, showing the sender's email address and giving you a few options, like an "Add to Contacts" button if you do not already have the person in your address book.
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Apparently, if you tell Siri to text or call any phone number, it will do so, even if that number isn't in the address book of the phone to which the Apple Watch is paired.
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However, there are a number of features that Amazon is still working on, like support for a single Global Address Book, the ability to access free/busy information across both environments, and an email journaling feature.
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What it does: Engaging with this email gives phishers access to your email data and address book, thus enabling them to forward the scam to anyone in your contacts, as well as collect your personal information.
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So Cardhop acknowledges you have a bunch of junk contacts littering your address book and hopes that a super smart and quick search function will help you skip over them so fast you forget they're there.
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Court documents describe two notebooks, a datebook and an address book, that investigators discovered in FBI searches of hotel rooms Lee stayed in in 2012, wrapped in a "small, clear plastic travel pack" inside his luggage.
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Microsoft handed over the suspect's account information and address book, which sat on its servers in the United States, but refused to turn over any email content, which was stored at a data center in Ireland.
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There's a good chance your address book is filled with contacts you don't need: acquaintances you don't talk to anymore, former co-workers you didn't even like and contacts previously imported from other apps like Facebook.
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To get the project off the ground, Mr. Sater dug into his address book and its more than 100 Russian contacts — including entries for President Vladimir V. Putin and a former general in Russian military intelligence.
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Since then, Google Lens has added the ability to search the web for photos of menu items, add contact information from a business card to your address book, and all manner of other OCR-related tricks.
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According to the report, Facebook was using phone numbers users gave it specifically to protect their accounts from unauthorized access to try and encourage them to add members of their address book to their friends list.
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If you want a more complex system, you can add items to the Outlook ribbon, while a left navigation panel will let you manage multiple accounts, access folders, and switch between your email inbox, calendar, and address book.
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" After the tour, Hardesty says it suddenly occurred to her that, through her job as an executive branch staffer, "the chief floral designer at the White House at the time and I were in the same address book.
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Another new feature it's testing, called "secure value recovery," would let you create an address book of your Signal contacts and store them on a Signal server, rather than simply depend on the contact list from your phone.
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The names in Epstein's address book, leaked by Gawker a few years ago, are a stunning array of the rich, powerful, and famous, including Trump, celebrity lawyer Alan Dershowitz, singer Courtney Love, actor Alec Baldwin and billionaire David Koch.
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Since 2016, Facebook collected the address book data of 1.5 million users whom were asked to enter their email passwords when signing up for new accounts to verify their identities, according to a Business Insider report earlier this month.
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ZACR's ace was not just that it had the support of almost three-quarters of African countries (it needed 60%) but that it had been chosen by the African Union to look after the address book for the continent.
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The feature will allow HQ players to see other people (not in their address book) who are in the same quiz as them and physically nearby, perhaps in the same office building or in the same bar or restaurant.
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Peeple connects to your Facebook profile and address book so you can find those you know on the app but you can also rate individuals who haven't signed up for the service — a feature that has been widely criticized.
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Of course, some legitimate calls will get blocked as well, if you don't have the caller's number in your address book — but voice mail will always be there to catch those people, and you can call them back promptly.
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Homeland Security warned the U.S. government had been targeted, and ICANN, the nonprofit charged with keeping the internet's address book, said the domain name system (DNS) was under an "ongoing and significant" attack and urged domain owners to take action.
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Other nifty features include sensing when you are commuting, so it could recommend a voice call or other task you could complete while driving, or sending alerts of discussion topics when you contacted someone, like a doctor, from your address book.
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A Portland, Oregon woman named Danielle said she feels like Amazon Echo invaded her family's privacy after the voice-controlled device sent audio recordings of her private conversation to one of her husband's employees, who was in the family's address book.
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This is FullContact's third acquisition, after buying Cobook in 2014 to build out its universal address book technology; and nGame in December 2015 to add on some marketing tech for salespeople using its app to manage customers and potential leads.
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For "Work hard and do send remittances" I found a telephone address book, for "Yes yes, then on the same level" I thought of games, Tetris at first, but then came across this cheap Rubik's cube at this kids stationary store.
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It works just like a regular Uber booking, except that you drop the pin for collection at the other person's location — obviously — after which the app prompts you to share their contact details via their entry in your phone's address book.
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As a nod to their sweet story, the couple hung polaroids of their childhood photos around their wedding reception area, used an address book as a guestbook, and brought in a red "getaway" Jeep to recreate their adorable photo as kids.
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Of course, you can still add friends the old-fashioned way: When you swipe down to the "Add Friends" screen, you can add someone by username or from your address book (I'll be honest, this took me forever to figure out).
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The updated app allows you to look up information from the web, like news, videos, facts, weather forecasts, and more, and it can access your Address Book to find contacts more easily when you need to share a phone number.
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So if you could have a calendar that showed your friends' birthdays, if you could have an address book that had pictures of your friends in it, if you could have a map that showed your friends' addresses on it.
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Next, check your mail settings to make sure nothing has been changed — like copies of your messages set to forward to an unfamiliar addresses, unfamiliar entries in your address book, or new links or information added to your email signature file.
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Lt. Colonel Abdel Amir al-Mohammadawi went through the dead man's pockets after making sure he was not wearing a suicide belt, and pulled out a small address book containing telephone numbers of other fighters, and a contact for "Islamic Police".
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So doing everything from automatically keeping your address book up to date by scanning through your email and figuring out on your device without sending any data to Apple servers when someone sends you their new phone number or sends you an event.
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Now Open Whisper Systems, the non-profit behind Signal, is launching an experimental new method to sew up that gap in its data protections, while still letting you flip through your existing address book to make encrypted calls and send encrypted texts.
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Calling one of the features on its site a "smart address book," PlanetAll allowed users to connect with other groups around particular interests, offered news updates, horoscopes, and offered a calendar reminder service that worked with the then popular Palm Pilot mobile organizer.
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However when a business's phone number has not been saved in a user's address book the name they will see is the name the business has chosen for themselves — suggesting WhatsApp might be intending to allow verified businesses to 'cold-message' users, i.e.
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Most importantly, as Wired astutely pointed out last week: one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself (and the rest of your address book) is to resist the urge to click on everything that shows up in your inbox.
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If none of the previous steps solved your problem, some users have found that changing the PS43's DNS server settings — which is like an address book that tells your PS24 how to find locations on the internet — can fix connection issues. 24.
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In 2012, Mr. Doronin held a giant 50th birthday party in Jodhpur, India, attended by many people in her formidable address book, among them Kate Moss, Bob Geldof and Diana Ross, who came out of semiretirement to sing before the crowd of 200.
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And there was a kind of "I am packing my bags" quality to his voice, which made me suspicious, but I can have your name in an address book, and go do something nefarious, and you may or may not have the connection.
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For example, the mail app may need to use your contacts list if you want to add a fresh address-book entry for a new acquaintance, or to automatically fill in an address in the To: field when you are composing a message.
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This will call up a request dialog that asks whether the ride is for your, or for "Someone Else," which will then open up your address book, let you pick a contact and then set the destination for the ride and send the request.
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In the Style area, use the drop-down menu to choose a format (like Lists or Pocket Address Book) for your addresses before you click the Print button; the Contacts print box can print the addresses as mailing labels for formatted for envelopes as well.
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Even if you feel like your mail is mostly spam or unimportant messages, things like receipts from online purchases, your address book and personal messages could give a hacker valuable information to use for impersonating you to unsuspecting friends or institutions, especially through social engineering.
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"The Address Book," Sophie Calle Sophie Calle taught me that art isn't this thing apart from your life, your embarrassing life as woman, girlfriend, person who longed — all that could be art if you were smart and elegant enough to notice what makes something interesting.
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The Facebook feature invites users to grant it permission to vacuum up the e-mail addresses of friends or contacts in the user's address book, which in turn allows the social network to send an invitation to non-Facebook users to join the service.
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The company is pitching its existing AppLock+ program as the ideal solution for those who want to hand their device to someone else, but want to make sure he or she isn't flipping through the address book instead of flinging Poké Balls at nearby Pikachu.
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But one team of cyberspies has pulled off that scale of espionage with a rare and troubling trick, exploiting a weak link in the internet's cybersecurity that experts have warned about for years: DNS hijacking, a technique that meddles with the fundamental address book of the internet.
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Another scheme involved one of the most notorious British plotters and recruiters, Junaid Hussain, a computer hacker from Birmingham, England, who was prosecuted in 2012 and convicted on charges that he had illegally gained access to former Prime Minister Tony Blair's address book the year before.
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According to the Justice Department, the FBI conducted a search of Lee's hotel room in Hawaii in August 2012 and discovered he had an address book and day planner containing handwritten notes he had made during his time as a CIA case officer prior to 2004.
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While a carrier must provide a number when a call is made from a cell phone or landline, any number sequence can be entered via a VoIP service, whether it's a made up number, a number in your address book, or one from the White House.
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The browser might have this information already stored if you've visited the site recently, so it checks its cache first; otherwise, it checks the online address book stored in your OS, and then a reputable one stored on the web, to try and find the site you want.
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Likewise, the Quick Add section surfaces follow suggestions based on mutual friends and people you have recently added in your address book (the app displays this context under their username.) Besides individual accounts and your own chats, you can also search for Discover publishers as well as live stories.
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"A review of photographs taken during the August 13, 2012, search in Hawaii and the August 15, 2012, search in Virginia revealed that, during his stay in both hotels, Lee possessed two small books (the 'books') best described as a datebook and an address book," the affidavit said.
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At issue was a decision by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a non-profit organisation that manages the web's address book, to give control of the name to ZA Central Registry (ZACR), a South African non-profit that was one of two applicants for the name.
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Some of the men and women listed in the address book, however, said they had never met Mr. Epstein, and Mr. Epstein's house manager, Alfredo Rodriguez, told the F.B.I. in 2009 that the book had been compiled by Mr. Epstein's assistants, not the financier himself, according to an agent's affidavit.
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From a "Share Location" option in the app's main navigation bar, you're able to pick how long you want to share your location and choose with whom to share it — the latter from a set of frequent contacts or by entering someone's name, number or email to pull from your address book.
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A site that was once a place for centralizing social obligations—a mix of an address book and a scrap book, a place to easily share milestones and memories with family and friends—has grown into a world unto itself that plays a pivotal, and often damaging, role in democracies and dictatorships alike.
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You can download your chat history on WhatsApp as a backup, in case you decide to switch phones and want to keep your chats intact, but you can't download any information on what sorts of data WhatsApp has collected on you, or view the address book it says it's allowed to upload.
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The nonprofit platform for voter registration, information and advocacy has teamed up with the Y Combinator graduate to launch a new nonpartisan social media app that syncs with a user's address book to help them quickly and efficiently remind their friends to check their registration status, find their polling place location and vote.
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It was immediately clear why a touch-based Google Maps app or a graphics-rich mobile web browser was something you'd want to have in your pocket all the time, or that scrolling through an address book with the flick of a finger made sense—Magic Leap One's appeal beyond entertainment is almost entirely abstract.
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The implications the companies lay out are staggering: "Users may not expect or intend that, by relying on service providers to administer everything from their email content and address book to their health and fitness data, they assume the risk that the government could amass and monitor their data without a warrant," the companies wrote.
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For people outside of contacts, or for people who select "Nobody," users must invite you to a group over DM. "'Nobody' means you'll have to approve joining every group to which you're invited, and 'My Contacts' means only users you have in your address book can add you to groups," WhatsApp explained in a statement.
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In one instance when still working in Miami, he managed to steal Madonna's home phone number from a director's address book, showed it off to fellow club-goers and friends, then sold the entire book to promoters who used it to call celebrities like Bianca Jagger and Liam Neeson, and invite them to their parties.
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However, we should meet a book where it is, and in our continued craving for all stories Scandinavian, "The Red Address Book" is just the sort of easy-reading tale that will inspire readers to pull up a comfy chair to the fire, grab a mug of cocoa and a box of tissues and get hygge with it.
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ProtonMail has also rolled out new calendar event previews, meaning users won't have to download calendar event attachments to see what's in them; you can also now merge contacts if, say, you have two contact entries for the same person and want to clean up your address book; and they now support right-to-left languages such as Arabic, Hebrew, Farsi, and others.
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If you have switched to the new version of the address book that Google calls Contacts Preview, select the entry you want to change and click the gray pencil icon on the right side of the screen; you can also open the entry first and then click the pencil icon in the upper-right corner of the contact card to edit the information.
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If you have followed news from Whitepages in the past — the company started as a project when founder Alex Algard was still a student at Stanford back in 1997 — you might know that Whitepages actually had an app called Hiya before: in 2011, Hiya was an app that helped clean up your address book, similar to the now-defunct Brewster and other contact databases.
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Then she began visiting the owner's acquaintances and friends, asking them to talk about the man, trying to assemble a portrait of the stranger she calls Pierre D. Serialized in the newspaper Libération (and published in its entirety in 2012 following the death of Pierre D), "The Address Book" (1983) merges a private document with a public gesture – a transgression that Calle seems to relish.
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When the user tapped on a text from an unknown number, a full-screen warning popped up that said the number was a restricted contact — but then the user just tapped the small "Add contact" text on that warning screen, added a name to the contact, saved the contact to the phone's address book, and then the user could text the contact without issue.
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A hacker would need physical access to a target's phone to complete the hack — but once it is in their possession they could bypass Apple's standard security features like facial I.D. Once they have done so, they can access the phone's address book and see information for contacts stored on the phone, as well as indications of the most recent contacts with whom the phone's owner had been communicating.
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Mr. Kim's office wrote that after jail employees learned of Mr. Rahimi's "radicalization efforts," they searched his personal property and found an address book containing the names and inmate numbers of other terrorism defendants, including Muhanad Mahmoud Al Farekh, a Texan convicted of helping to plan a 2009 attack on a United States Army base in Afghanistan, and Maalik Alim Jones, a Maryland man who pleaded guilty to conspiring to support the Shabab in Somalia.
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Once a victim opened the virus on their computer, the worm was able to grab dozens of addresses from the Outlook address book and send itself out, causing a rapid spread that overwhelmed email servers to the point of shutting many of them down Few will forget the indelible image of a bloodied Fabio, the result of an unfortunate mishap in which a goose collided with the supermodel's face during a ride on a roller coaster.
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The main problem is you end up having ... You build the initial technology set, and then you have to integrate it to various other teams, and those teams have their own set of responsibilities and goals and so it ends up becoming this constant push and pull of Daniel and the machine learning guys, and suddenly now need time for my team, I don't want to do that, I just want to make the address book pretty or something like that.
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But this looks very much like Facebook trying to 'fill in' missing mobile phone number data via the more comprehensive WhatsApp address book — given that the latter requires users to supply a number to verify an account, whereas it is possible to use Facebook without supplying your mobile number (albeit, Facebook might well have grabbed your digits via your friends uploading their contacts' books to the service anyway… And the service periodically nags those who haven't to add a mobile number…).
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It says this network has full redundancy and duplication across its eight points of presence across North America, Europe, Asia and Australasia; industry standard AES-183 encryption covering all video conferences and calls; "exceptional" quality of service and call quality regardless of network, via use of technologies such as resilient codecs and dynamic bandwidth management; a single dashboard-based management portal for granularly controlling deployments; and a focus on offering user-friendly, rich end-point features such as screen sharing; the ability to transfer video calls to other users; the ability to add more participants to a one-to-one video call; a centrally managed address book and so on.
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In the document, Facebook lists four uses for people's information as being some of the purposes its integration partners had for the data — namely: Saying some partners built version of its app for their device, OS or product that "replicated essential Facebook features that we built directly on the Facebook website and in our mobile apps"; some built social networking 'hubs' — which aggregated messages from multiple social services; some built syncing integrations to enable people to sync their Facebook data with their device in order to integrate Facebook features on their device (such as to upload pictures to Facebook and to download their Facebook pictures to their phones, or to integrate their Facebook contacts into their address book); and some developed USSD services — to provide Facebook notifications and content via text message, such as for feature phone users without mobile Internet access.
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