Even at the age of five, he was sketching in address books.
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In some cases, the device pulls Facebook data into its own address books.
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Information in address books is stored in plaintext, meaning it doesn't have any protections.
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In our address books, we had entire pages where every name had been crossed out.
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He seems to have obtained the data by guessing passwords, cracking address books and so on.
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The chat service retains virtually no information from users, including messages and address books, on its servers.
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And the firm is busy tying its biggest services together even more tightly by merging their address books.
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Locals brought old address books and cell phones with stored contacts, since hardly anyone knows a number by heart.
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It allowed authorities to access the address books and photo and video stores of the phones, the consortium said.
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The agreements allowed device makers to offer some Facebook features, such as address books, "like" buttons and status updates.
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Users can choose to automatically sync their address books to connect with friends and family with the tab, he said.
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Most of Facebook's uncanny guesswork is the result of a healthy percentage of users simply handing over their address books.
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The deals let device makers have Facebook features, such as address books, "like" buttons and status updates, the Times reported.
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It allowed authorities to access the address books and photo and video stores of the phones, the media consortium said.
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It allowed authorities to access the address books and photo and video stores of the phones, the media consortium said.
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Mac users syncing iCloud contacts to the OS X Contacts program can print their address books from the computer as well.
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BlackBerry and Samsung were able to integrate popular features from Facebook, such as Like buttons and address books, using the access.
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If they hacked one person's computer, they hit everyone in the victim's address books, casting as wide a net as possible.
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And better controls should be available for how Facebook uses your contact info when uploaded in the address books of other users.
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Smartphone behemoth Apple seems to have only recently realized how valuable address books are, and how easily they can be abused by nefarious actors.
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Members of the security and cryptography communities have said that Signal accessing users' address books conflicts with the app's promise of near-total security.
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Mailbird and eM Client are two Windows programs that have streamlined designs and integration with other apps like calendars, address books and to-do lists.
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While it continues til this day, back in 2010 Facebook goaded users to import their Gmail address books so they could add them as Facebook friends.
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"We wanted to address books as 'impossible objects' which is a counterpoint [to] the seasonal beach reads that are popular this time of year," Harmon says.
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The Alexa app itself was also very aggressive about importing users' entire address books – which led to some backlash last year before Amazon added contact blocking.
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And in New York, the state's attorney general plans to open an investigation into how Facebook collected the email address books of 1.5 million new users.
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And in New York, the state's attorney general plans to open an investigation into how Facebook collected the email address books of 215 million new users.
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When most people join a new social media site, they find their first friends and followers by scrolling through their email address books or cellphone contact lists.
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Photo: APApple quietly rolled out a new set of rules for developers last week, adding restrictions for apps that suck up the address books of iPhone users, Bloomberg reports.
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In the same week, the news site Gizmodo published an investigation that found Facebook gave advertisers access to contact information harvested from the address books on their users' cellphones.
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"Basic content collection functions" must include "mobile phone passwords, address books, call history, SMS records, MMS, pictures, audio and video data, calendars, memos and mobile app data," the document said.
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According to a number of Tribe customers, including those who posted publicly and reached out privately, the app sent out SMS invites to everyone in their address books without permission.
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The changes to the rules, which were made last week, explicitly state that developers are banned from turning address books into a database of contacts and from selling that database.
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TrickBot, a financially motivated malware in wide circulation, has been observed infecting victims' computers to steal email passwords and address books to spread malicious emails from their compromised email accounts.
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Also on Thursday, the New York attorney general's office said it was investigating how Facebook gained access to the email address books of more than 1.5 million users without permission.
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Though the America First app asks before accessing anything on both Android and iOS, it gathers and stores the data from smartphone address books as soon as it is granted permission.
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None of the 12 independent organizations that manage these servers are in Russia, the BBC notes, but copies of the core address books are, so Russia could stay connected in an emergency.
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"How Facebook Figures Out Everyone You've Ever Met," Kashmir Hill, Gizmodo — A look at the ways Facebook uses contact information harvested from phone address books to make inferences about users' social graphs.
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So he made backups of his call history, text messages and address books using Google Takeout, a web tool that he helped develop for easily downloading personal data stored on Google services.
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In late December, a New York Times report detailed Facebook's data-sharing partnerships, which included deals with several massive foreign companies that allowed for the sharing of users' contact lists and address books.
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Facebook collects all the contact information it can find for you from other users' address books and then associates it with your account—though not in a place you can see or delete.
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The chat app's reasoning for the data collection is that by sharing data with Facebook, it will improve services and increase personalization on Facebook, such as recommending friends based on WhatsApp address books.
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"In addition, there are many millions of people whose contact details were uploaded to WhatsApp from the user's address books, although they might not even have a connection to Facebook or WhatsApp," Caspar said.
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Open Whisper wants to run users' address books through this enclave instead of their own servers, meaning that Signal could provide contact information for other users on Signal without ever actually seeing their contacts.
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In our mad pursuit to see nearly everyone in our address books, we all do a lot of running around, a lot of sitting around, a lot of eating and a lot of drinking.
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Though that practice — which security experts said left users vulnerable to identity theft — ended in May 2016, Facebook continued to gain access to the email address books of at least 1.5 million new users.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The New York State attorney general's office plans to open an investigation into Facebook's unauthorized collection of more than 1.5 million users' email address books, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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The organization is testing a feature that will allow users of the app to look through their address books to make encrypted calls and texts, without the app having access to a user's contacts, reports Wired.
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Facebook needs to give people a hard out for the feature, because scourging phone address books and email inboxes to connect you with other Facebook users, while welcome to some people, is offensive and harmful to others.
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However, another Tribe user pointed out that the app was pre-selecting all their contacts on a misleading screen, which means those who spammed their address books may have accidentally given the app permission to do so.
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Photo: APApple's new App Store privacy guidelines restricting apps that collect data on users' friends—specifically, the address books of iPhone users—already seemed to be in large part a response to Facebook's sprawling Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
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In the early 'Wild West days' WAYN was notorious for almost literally spamming its' users address books, but managed to ditch that habit, dump a dated subscription model and power ahead as a free service after it raised money.
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WOODWARD: Well, interesting, a couple of days after Watergate, a reporter at The Post, Gene Bachinski, found out that two of the Watergate burglars had the name of Howard Hunt, or H. Hunt, W. House in their address books.
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The deals gave Facebook an early foothold in the mobile market starting in 2007, before stand-alone Facebook apps worked well on phones, and allowed device makers to offer some Facebook features, such as address books, "like" buttons and status updates.
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"Not only did progressives lose, they were surprised they lost," said Sangeeth Peruri, the founder and chief executive of VoterCircle, a platform that allows users to tap into their address books and easily identify and encourage (that is, nag) eligible voters.
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The company said that it had agreements from as far back as 2010 with Huawei, Lenovo, Oppo, and TCL, allowing those Chinese firms to collect user data including address books, likes, and friendships to help them develop Facebook apps for their phones.
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A nearby booth that's part of the main fair speaks to this possibility: Samuel Freeman Gallery is showing a project by Danny Jauregui that elegantly traces the history of the coded gay address books that Bob Damron began compiling in the 1960s.
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Today, there are a number of solutions for managing address books on Mac, but many of those you'll find in Mac App Store are focused on utilitarian functions – like de-duplicating your contacts database, exporting contacts, syncing contacts with other services, and so on.
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When clicking into the accounts sections ("Address Books") under the app's Preferences, the "upgrade" pop-up window gets stuck and wouldn't go away, some of the buttons on the upgrade screen were unlabeled, and the "Maybe Later" dismal button didn't successfully close the window.
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The company touts a number of potential use cases for this technology – like hotel rooms that sense your entry then set the temperature accordingly and turn on your favorite music, or phones that can merge their address books while in proximity, among other things.
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And many of the functions that internet users depend on — for example, the ability to import their digital address books into a new messaging app — are possible thanks only to the tools that allow for third-party development known as application programming interfaces, or A.P.I.s.
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Jackson did eventually begin a new novel—a funny, happy novel, in which a recently widowed woman abandons her old name, calling herself Angela Motorman, and embarks on a new life in a boarding house, unencumbered by pets, address books, souvenirs, or even friends.
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"Facebook's announcement that it harvested 1.5 million users' email address books, potentially gaining access to contact information for hundreds of millions of individual consumers without their knowledge, is the latest demonstration that Facebook does not take seriously its role in protecting our personal information," James said.
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Before app stores became common, the APIs enabled Facebook to strike data-sharing partnerships with at least 60 device makers, including Apple, Amazon, BlackBerry, Microsoft and Samsung, that allowed them to offer Facebook features, such as messaging, address books and the like button, to their users.
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Notes, to-do lists, address books, calendars: the vast majority settle for the good-enough, preinstalled apps on their phone A glut of free apps makes it a terrible business If you're a tiny startup with a brilliant idea for how to improve calendars, you face two intractable problems.
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Then think about all the documents, the search queries — by voice, and text, and photos and optical character recognition— the location data and mapping, the ratings and likes and shares, the purchases, the delivery addresses, the phone numbers and contact info and address books and the social connections.
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The brand has long stressed its history, its website noting, among other distinctions, that Mr. Smythson created the first practical, portable datebook in 1908; the company customized address books for Katharine Hepburn in 1955; and, as a supplier to Queen Elizabeth, Prince Philip and Prince Charles, it holds three royal warrants.
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Soltani by then had left the F.T.C. and joined The Post as a consultant on the series, working on articles that showed how the N.S.A. had collected hundreds of thousands of user address books from email providers and even hacked into the private networks that companies like Google and Yahoo use to transport their data.
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The app is called Tez — Hindi for "fast" — and it lets users do three things: send money to people in their phones' address books, make payments to businesses (both online as well as in real-world mom-and-pop stores), and zap cash to anyone around them — all without knowing bank account numbers or personal details.
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We have forgotten (or perhaps never noticed) how many hours our parents spent keeping their address books up to date, knocking on doors to make sure everyone in the neighborhood was invited to the weekend BBQ, doing the rounds of phone calls with relatives, clipping out interesting newspaper articles and mailing them to a friend, putting together the cards for Valentine's Day, Easter, Christmas, and more.
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Several icons represented the various streams of data that could potentially be acquired by gaining control of the target's computer: images from built-in cameras, sound from built-in mikes, screenshots, detailed records of applications opened and bitcoins transferred, a continuous log of location with latitude and longitude, and logs of address books, calendars, phone calls, Skype calls and passwords, as well as websites visited.
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When: Opens Saturday, November 12, 6-8pm Where: Samuel Freeman Gallery (2639 South La Cienega Blvd, Culver City, California) In 1965, Bob Damron published the first of his "address books," annual listings of gay-friendly bars, restaurants, sex clubs, and bath houses throughout the US. Produced at a time when homosexuality was a crime, they provided a sense of community and security for a marginalized and criminalized population.
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The website Gawker, before closing last year, routinely took shots at us, including this post imagining our staff at work: I envision, just so you know, a room of ladies peering skeptically over their bifocals at announcement submissions, occasionally pausing to consult worn leather bound address books — "I could have sworn Swoosie Remington was from Darien and not New Canaan," they sniff — while Bob Woletz sits in his office lighting copies of Town & Country on fire.
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Now, the Times reported on Tuesday, it turns out the list of device makers included four Chinese companies: Lenovo, Oppo, TCL, and Huawei, the last of which has been flagged by US intelligence officials as a potential national security threat:The deals gave Facebook an early foothold in the mobile market starting in 2007, before stand-alone Facebook apps worked well on phones, and allowed device makers to offer some Facebook features, such as address books, "like" buttons and status updates.
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On March 16, 2011, Plaxo announced its Personal Assistant which updates users' address books with suggestions from publicly available information.
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Mead Corporation challenged a ruling of the US Customs Service that classified its day planners as "diaries, notebooks and address books, bound," which were subject to a tariff.
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Computerworld, retrieved 2008-11-5 The contact information exchange occurs instantaneously and the user's phonebook updates automatically. Mobile social address books also provide dynamic updates of contacts if their numbers change over time.
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The automatic invitation of all the contacts in the e-mail address books of people who signed up to their service was controversial for two reasons: # Without explaining intentions, Quechup required permission to access the address book. # Invites were sent to all addresses in address books without permission of e-mail address owners. This attracted a great deal of criticismHad an invite from Quechup? Jemima Kiss Digital Digest Monday 10 September 2007 GuardianUnlimited, Accessed 23 June 2008 in September 2007.
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A Plaxo plug-in supported major address books including Outlook/Outlook Express, Mozilla Thunderbird, and macOS's Contacts, iOS and BlackBerry, and others could be supported through an application programming interface. Additionally, Plaxo could be maintained online.
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Police examination of seized diaries and address books led them to interview a doctor specialising in diseases of the gums, something Meltzer himself attributed to his poor handwriting and the similarity of the words gun and gum.
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Similar to the above section on Patrick Leigh Fermor's personal papers, this series consists of pocket diaries, address books and miscellaneous material of and concerning his wife Joan Leigh Fermor, as well as personal correspondence between the couple.
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AntiSpam can sync its own list of allowed senders with POP3 address books. Users can train the spam filter by pointing out valid e-mail marked as spam and vice versa. Support for Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail was added in this release.
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SeaMonkey Mail & Newsgroups 2.16 SeaMonkey Mail is a traditional e-mail client that includes support for multiple accounts, junk mail detection, message filters, HTML message support, and address books, among other features. It shares code with Mozilla Thunderbird; both Thunderbird and SeaMonkey are built from Mozilla's comm- central source tree.
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The Kolab Client runs on all modern operating systems such as Linux, Windows and MacOS. It supports different applications such as Mail, Address Books, Calendars, ToDo Management, Journals, Notes and offers many detailed features for each of them. It is based on Kontact and uses the Qt Technology to be fully portable.
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To better assist the user with destination fields, many clients maintain one or more address books and/or are able to connect to an LDAP directory server. For originator fields, clients may support different identities. Client settings require the user's real name and email address for each user's identity, and possibly a list of LDAP servers.
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SOGo (formerly named Scalable OpenGroupware.org) is an open source collaborative software (groupware) server with a focus on simplicity and scalability. SOGo provides collaboration for Mozilla Thunderbird/Lightning, Microsoft Outlook, Apple iCal/iPhone and BlackBerry client users. Its features include the ability to share calendars, address books and e-mail using an open source, cross-platform environment.
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A blank page in a typical paper address book Jack L. Warner's address book on display at the National Museum of American History An address book or a name and address book (NAB) is a book or a database used for storing entries called contacts. Each contact entry usually consists of a few standard fields (for example: first name, last name, company name, address, telephone number, e-mail address, fax number, mobile phone number). Most such systems store the details in alphabetical order of people's names, although in paper-based address books entries can easily end up out of order as the owner inserts details of more individuals or as people move. Many address books use small ring binders that allow adding, removing and shuffling of pages to make room.
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Spam filtering imports users' address books to compile a whitelist of allowed senders. Addresses to which users send mail and e-mail tagged as valid mail can be automatically added to the whitelist. Using several thousand messages, PC Magazine found that Norton marked over 40 percent of valid e-mail as spam. Over 80 percent of valid newsletters were marked as spam.
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Carmelite made entries in a diary from 1868 to 1931. About 20 of these volumes, along with correspondence, address books and memorandums are in the Minnesota Historical Society's archives. They have been used by historians and researchers. Her entries during her time at Tarsus are controversial in the context of interpretation events surround Turkish, Armenian, Kurdish, Greek, various political and religious groups. Rev.
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Metzger was allowed to leave the premises during the search and stated that address books, compact discs, tapes and computers were seized in the raid. This was connected with two arrested brothers accused of a mail bomb attack injuring a diversity director in Arizona. Metzger is still mandated to make payments to Seraw's family. Metzger now hosts an Internet radio talk show.
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Media is transferred using RTP and SRTP. The live meeting client uses Persistent Shared Object Model (PSOM) to download meeting content. The communicator client also uses HTTPS to connect with the web components server to download address books and expand distribution lists. By default, supported combinations include encrypted communications using SIP over TLS and SRTP as well as unencrypted SIP over TCP and RTP.
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In 1812, Sachs wrote the first complete Allgemeine Straßen und Wohnungs- Anzeiger for the royal capital of Berlin. It was a groundbreaking work for future address books as well, and this masterpiece even found buyers abroad. The king ordered 4 copies and the State Chancellor Karl August Prince von Hardenberg ordered 12 copies. The police stations also ordered, as the map plans and addresses were very accurate.
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Whether commercial or not, many are not only annoying, but also dangerous because they may contain links that lead to phishing web sites or sites that are hosting malware - or include malware as file attachments. Spammers collect email addresses from chat rooms, websites, customer lists, newsgroups, and viruses that harvest users' address books. These collected email addresses are sometimes also sold to other spammers.
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The first Mobile social address book appeared in 2007 by a company called IQzone Inc., which was founded by John Kuolt. It was the first company to integrate social networking sites like Facebook, Myspace, Linked in and integrate them with the address book (PIM) of a mobile device. Mobile social address books sought to bring the connectivity of social networking to the in-the-moment experience of the mobile phone.
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In 2004, Kate Spade operated only 13 stores in the United States, and did not ship out of the country (Cohen 198). The company initially sold handbags, but eventually extended to include stationery, personal organizers, address books, shoes, beauty products, perfume, raincoats, pajamas, and eyewear clothing. It now has a full women's clothing line. The business’ clothing and handbag lines are featured in retail stores all across America.
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Plaxo provided automatic updating of contact information. Users and their contacts stored their information in the cloud on Plaxo's servers. When this information was edited by the user, the changes appeared in the address books of all those who listed the account changer in their own books. Once contacts were stored in the central location, it was possible to list connections between contacts and access the address book from anywhere.
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The company has also produced calendars, address books, and postcards sets.LinkedIn: Company Profile In 1985, Taschen introduced the Basic Art series with an inaugural title on Salvador Dalí.Basic Art Series – The classic TASCHEN book The series today comprises over 100 titles available in up to thirty languages, each about a separate artist, from classical to contemporary. Further series followed, alongside an expansion into new themes like architecture, design, film, and lifestyle.
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They often feature spiral coil bindings at the edge so that pages may easily be torn out. A telephone directory, with business and residence listings. Address books, phone books, and calendar/appointment books are commonly used on a daily basis for recording appointments, meetings and personal contact information. Books for recording periodic entries by the user, such as daily information about a journey, are called logbooks or simply logs.
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In 2011, a lawsuit against MyLife stated that the company was engaging in false advertising practices, similar to what was alleged in a 2008 classmates.com class-action lawsuit. The suit also accused the MyLife of false solicitation by offering monthly memberships and then charging member's credit cards at the annual rate. The class action also accused MyLife of spamming contacts improperly gathered from the address books of those visiting the site.
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The Funambol middleware and the Funambol SOGo Connector allow SyncML clients to synchronize contacts, events and tasks. SOGo supports standard groupware capabilities including CalDAV, CalDAV auto- scheduling, CardDAV, WebDAV Sync, WebDAV ACLs, and iCalendar. Microsoft Outlook support is provided through an OpenChange storage provider to remove the MAPI dependency for sharing address books, calendars and e-mails. Native connectivity to Microsoft Outlook allows SOGo to emulate a Microsoft Exchange server to Outlook clients.
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Your configuration and address books can be saved locally or on a remote IMAP server, so that they be accessible to you wherever you are. Alpine also handles encrypted and signed messages using the S/MIME standard. Although Alpine was designed to be accessible to beginners, it can be easily set up for more advanced users. All screens in Alpine include built- in help, which can be quickly accessed with the CTRL-G command.
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Nicolas Jacobsen was charged with intruding into the company's internal network in January 2005. Reports indicated that for about a year Jacobsen had access to customer passwords, e-mail, address books, Social Security numbers, birth dates, and Sidekick photos. Affected customers included members of the United States Secret Service. Secret Service informant identified Jacobsen as part of "Operation Firewall" which provided evidence that Jacobsen had attempted to sell customer information to others for identity theft.
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In 1894, Emil Eitel married Emma Caroline Boldenweck (1868–1943), whom he had met in Stuttgart.On a trip to Germany, the German- born Chicagoan Emma Boldenweck visited in Stuttgart her relative Ludwig Boldenweck, who lived as a privateer since 1888 to at least 1890 in the villa of Emil Eitel sen. for rent. On this occasion she met Emil Eitel (#Address books 1898–1899, #Götz 1967, page 114; #Grave database, Memorial # 81808536).
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SOMA Messenger asks for only the essential user permissions required for the app to function. These permissions are requested in order for the app's basic functions to work such as sending photos, recording voice messages, voice and video chatting, and location sharing. End- to-end encryption is used for maximum privacy and SOMA Messenger stores the key only on a user's device. SOMA Messenger does not have access to users’ address books or phone numbers.
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Many sites at the time offered web-based address books and calendars, but PlanetAll.com combined the two: when a user entered travel plans into the calendar, the service would cross- reference the destination with the address book, as well as the user's contacts' travel plans; the site would then notify users when they would cross paths with their contacts. On August 4, 1998, Amazon.com announced that it had agreed to acquire PlanetAll.
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Business cards can be mass- produced by a printshop or printed at home using business card software. Such software typically contains design, layout tools, and text editing tools for designing one's business cards. Most business card software integrates with other software (like mail clients or address books) to eliminate the need of entering contact data manually. Cards are usually printed on business card stock or saved in an electronic form and sent to a printshop.
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Nobody seems to know where he was born, received his Ph.D. or died. Registration or address books of the years around 1900 do not include his name. He may have used a pseudonym being well aware that his revolutionary ideas could cost him his job and reputation. It is not until the early 1990s that he was restored out of oblivion by recent German history analysis (see books on chronology criticism by Uwe Topper).
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The Sidekick data outage of 2009 resulted in an estimated 800,000 smartphone users in the United States temporarily losing personal data, such as emails, address books and photos from their mobile handsets. The computer servers holding the data were run by Microsoft. The brand of phone affected was the Danger Hiptop, also known as the "Sidekick", and were connected via the T-Mobile cellular network. At the time, it was described as the biggest disaster in cloud computing history.
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Users of Loopt must register their mobile phone number, full name, and date of birth. Loopt's privacy notice states that users can control who receives geo-location information via privacy settings. When Loopt released its native iPhone application on July 10, 2008, the software quickly gained notoriety for sending Short Message Service (SMS) invites to users' address books without, it seemed, the user's knowledge. More upsetting, the SMS service failed to respond to the industry required STOP message.
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According to security expert Nik Cubrilovic, in addition to the photographs, other personal information such as text messages, calendars, address books, phone call logs and any other data stored on their phones and backed up to the service were also likely stolen. On September 20, 2014, a second batch of similar private photos of additional celebrities was leaked by hackers. On September 26, 2014, a third batch was also leaked, which was dubbed as "The Fappening 3".
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The first generation of ringtones were monophonic instrumental renditions of popular and sometimes original tunes. Users could pay to download ringtones to their mobile phones, optionally attaching them to incoming calls from select individuals in their address books. Second generation polyphonic ringtones first became popular in 2002 and encoded sequences of MIDI commands that provided higher fidelity, but these too are purely instrumental. In 2004 ringtones represented a $4 billion global market, almost all of it outside the United States of America.
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A blank form is like a usual document, with some outlined parts with spaces. Blank forms are generally not copyrightable in the US.37 Code of Federal Regulations § 202.1(c) (2006) ("Blank forms, such as time cards, graph paper, account books, diaries, bank checks, scorecards, address books, report forms, order forms and the like, which are designed for recording information and do not in themselves convey information [are not subject to copyright]"); see also Baker v. Selden, 101 U.S. 99 (1880).
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In November and December 2012, emails from SkillPages were blocked by several educational institutions due to the method of inviting friends to join the website used by SkillPages leading to a high complaint rate. New users were encouraged to give SkillPages access to their various address books or Gmail accounts, in order to invite all their contacts to join SkillPages. Many people complained that SkillPages gained access to their Gmail account and sent spam invitations to all their contacts without clear indication beforehand.
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Nokia 2323 classic is a basic 2G feature phone released by Nokia on 1 July 2009. The mobile phone is aimed at emerging markets and budget-conscious consumers, and can be bought carrier-unlocked for a relatively low price. The device runs on the Series 40 software platform, supports up to five separate address books, and is able to store personalisation data for up to five separate SIM cards. Nokia 2323 classic is available in a number of languages depending on which territory it is marketed for.
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In the address books from 1931 to 1939, he was listed as resident at Wilhelmstrasse 73, then from 1940 to 1943 as resident at Bellevue Palace, the Reich's guest house. The President's staff and household staff were only to be found on the premises during the working hours of the palace. The Reich President's staff usually consisted of fifteen middle and senior officials, ten female typists and eight clerks. The housekeeping team consisted of cooks, cleaners, maids, gardeners, a carpenter who did repairs, and the guards.
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BEdita: a screenshot of the dashboard BEdita is also a complete content management system, since it already comes with a multi-language back office application, able to manage several kinds of data: the CMS presents a number of modules, each related to a type of content. It is able to handle documents, multimedia objects and galleries, events, news, address books, blogs, bibliographies, newsletters and more out of the box. All this content is managed in multiple languages, geo-localized and organized through different strategies: hierarchic tree, custom categories and tags.
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These were typically implementations of simple programs such as rudimentary games, system and file utilities and desk accessories such as analog clocks and address books. AmigaBASIC itself was rendered obsolete because of incompatibilities with AmigaOS 2.0 and the hardware successors to the Motorola 68000 CPU. Some incompatibilities were due to the disregard of programming guidelines set forth by Commodore. However, there were a number of third-party compiled BASIC languages released for the Amiga that could compile AmigaBASIC programs with minimal changes, like A/C BASIC or Cursor (see below).
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Most of the scanned sources apply to all of Norway. These include parish registers up to about 1930, real estate registers up to 1950, probate documents up to about 1850, court journal transcriptions up to about 1800, feudal account books and county account records to about 1700, old censuses for 1664–1666 and 1701, the landed property tax initiative of 1723, and the landed property tax list of 1838. Some of the sources cover only parts of Norway, such as the address books for Kristiania/Oslo and Aker and certain genealogical collections.Digital Archives: Shortcuts. .
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Forensic accountants need to have a great deal of access to information regarding the company they are investigating or assisting. The information will determine how much a person actually makes, the worth of a business, if there has been fraudulent activity, who committed the fraud, everyone involved, how much was taken from the company, where the money went, and how much can be recovered. Some of the obvious information needs consist of the financial statements, bank statements, credit statements, and computers. Some of the less obvious information needs consist of address books, emails, phone numbers, spreadsheets, electronic memos, and so forth.
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T-shirt of Second International ACAP Conference The Application Configuration Access Protocol (ACAP) is a protocol for storing and synchronizing general configuration and preference data. It was originally developed so that IMAP clients can easily access address books, user options, and other data on a central server and be kept in synch across all clients. Two International ACAP Conferences were held, one in Pittsburgh, PA, USA, in 1997, and the other at Qualcomm Incorporated, San Diego, CA, USA, in February 1998. ACAP grew to encompass several other areas, including bookmark management for web browsers—it's effectively a roaming protocol for Internet applications.
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Personal effects such as passports and diaries can be found in this series of the Archive. Ten of Fermor's passports are included here dated from 1934 (his first passport) until 2013, two years after he died. There are over twenty diaries in this section two, spanning nearly fifty years. His journals, address books and notebooks are located here as well, as are other miscellaneous items such as award certificates and a map of Romania and North Bulgaria (1913), used by Fermor on his trek from the Hook of Holland to Constantinople (1934) with annotations made later.
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For example, would normally be read as shigatsu tsuitachi ("April 1st"), but as a family name it is read watanuki ("unpadded clothes"), because April 1 is the traditional date to switch from winter to summer clothes. In the same way would normally be read as kotori asobi ("little birds play") or shōchōyū, but is read Takanashi, because little birds (kotori) play (asobi) where there are no (nashi) hawks (taka). Most Japanese people and agencies have adopted customs to deal with these issues. Address books, for instance, often contain furigana or ruby characters to clarify the pronunciation of the name.
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Address book of Watergate burglar Bernard Barker, discovered in a room at the Watergate Hotel, June 18, 1972 Within hours of the burglars' arrest, the FBI discovered E. Howard Hunt's name in Barker and Martínez's address books. Nixon administration officials were concerned because Hunt and Liddy were also involved in a separate secret activity known as the "White House Plumbers", which was established to stop security "leaks" and investigate other sensitive security matters. Dean later testified that top Nixon aide John Ehrlichman ordered him to "deep six" the contents of Howard Hunt's White House safe. Ehrlichman subsequently denied this.
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A serial killer named Karl Hochman (Ted Marcoux) is known as "The Address Book Killer" due to his habit of stealing address books and choosing his victims from them. While he is working at a computer store, he obtains Terry Munroe's (Karen Allen) address book after another employee, who is demonstrating a scanner, copies a page of her address book into a computer. On a rainy night while heading home, Karl collides into a truck, which causes his car to go off the road and swerve into a cemetery as he laughs. In the emergency room he is put into an MRI machine.
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The two systems remain similar, and many applications can be ported from ODBC to CLI with few or no changes."Similarities and differences between ODBC and CLI", InfoSphere Classic documentation, IBM, 26 September 2008 Over time, database vendors took over the driver interfaces and provided direct links to their products. Skipping the intermediate conversions to and from Jet or similar wrappers often resulted in higher performance. However, by then Microsoft had changed focus to their OLE DB concept (recently reinstated ), which provided direct access to a wider variety of data sources from address books to text files.
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A mobile social address book is a phonebook on a mobile device that enables subscribers to build and grow their social networks. The mobile social address book transforms the phone book on any standard mobile phone into a social networking platform that makes it easier for subscribers to exchange contact information.Wireless Week, retrieved 2008-12-29 The mobile social address book is the convergence of personal information management (PIM) and social networking on a mobile device. While standard mobile phonebooks force users to manually enter contacts, mobile social address books automate this process by enabling subscribers to exchange contact information following a call or SMS.
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The OpenLDAP utilities include tools for exporting data from LDAP servers to LDIF content records (`ldapsearch`), importing data from LDIF content records to LDAP servers (`ldapadd`), and applying LDIF change records to LDAP servers (`ldapmodify`). LDIF is one of the formats for importing and exporting address book data that the address books in Netscape Communicator and in the Mozilla Application Suite support. Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003 include an LDIF based command line tool named LDIFDE for importing and exporting information in Active Directory. JXplorer is a cross platform open source java application that can browse and do basic editing of LDIF files.
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Portable Contacts was an open protocol for developers to make it easier for developers to give their users a secure way to access the address books and friends lists they have built up all over the web. The goal of the project was to increase data portability by creating a common and open specification to bridge proprietary contacts Application programming interfaces (API) such as Google's GData Contacts API, Yahoo's Address Book API, and Microsoft's Live Contacts API. It combines OAuth, XRDS-Simple and a wire-format based on vCard harmonized with schema from OpenSocial. The editor of Portable Contacts specification was Joseph Smarr of Plaxo and the project co-maintained by Chris Messina.
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When the member's email address book is opened it is opened with all email addresses selected and the member is advised invitations will be sent to "selected" email addresses, or to all. LinkedIn was sued for sending out another two follow-up invitations to each contact from members to link to friends who had ignored the initial, authorized, invitation. In November 2014, LinkedIn lost a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, in a ruling that the invitations were advertisements not broadly protected by free speech rights that would otherwise permit use of people's names and images without authorization.LinkedIn to face lawsuit for spamming users' email address books, BetaNewsLinkedIn is "breaking into" user emails, spamming contacts – lawsuit, Gigaom.
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An online address book typically enables users to create their own web page (or profile page) which is then indexed by search engines like Google and Yahoo. This in turn enables users to be found by other people via a search of their name and then contacted via their web page containing their personal information. Ability to find people registered with online address books via search engine searches usually varies according to the commonness of the name and the amount of results for the name. Typically users of such systems can synchronize their contact details with other users that they know to ensure that their contact information is kept up to date.
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Between April and June 2009, Tagged sent tens of millions of misleading spam emails like this one, which falsely stated that a contact sent photographs to the recipient. In June 2009, Time magazine columnist Sean Gregory called Tagged "The world's most annoying website". Tagged asked users for their email username and password, retrieved email addresses from their address books, and repeatedly sent email invitations to people who were not registered on Tagged, falsely stating that they have been "added as a friend" or that the inviter had sent them photos on Tagged. This process has been labelled an "e-mail scam" by consumer anti-fraud advocates and drawn criticism in the technology press and from users.
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It takes all kinds of people with all sorts of talents to address any cause we might face." Rosen also established his own granting program, The Company of Animals Fund, in 1990; the program "offered support to animal welfare agencies providing emergency or ongoing care to companion animals from the profits of seven books and two touring illustration exhibits." The fund was benefitted by "three anthologies of short stories, collections of commissioned personal essays and visual suites, children's books, and sidelines such as boxed cards and illustrated address books." Rosen has been quoted in an interview saying "It has been an enormous honor to precipitate such collections and a concomitant reward to know that these generated funds offer such lasting benefits.
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There is no official address registered for an engineer Friedrich Maier, neither for a Eugen Maier in the address books of Berlin in 1930 - 1935. Nevertheless, he applied in 1935 for a patent concerning a driver's seat that can be adjusted completely in height, length and angleDriver's seat patent of Maier at the German DPMA and for another patent about a wheels suspensionWheel suspension patent of Maier at the German DPMA that was the first of its kind. Based on a facsimile regarding a patent of Maier, it can be concluded that he lived in Berlin- Karlshorst. In 1936, an official entry can be found: „Maier, Friedrich, E.“, Leichtbau, Sömmeringstraße 30 (followed by his phone number). A search after the street and number doesn’t result in anything.
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Users complete their personal and professional contact information in their profile on the website. They can then aggregate the contacts from all their messaging services in their address book, and invite these contacts to complete their own profile on the website. When information is edited by a user, that information automatically appears in his contacts’ address books, and vice versa. Contrary to other sites, the user's contacts are not visible to other users.« Canadian Start-Up UNYK.com Celebrates its 2nd Birthday with 6 Million Unique Users and 150 Million Contacts », Yahoo Finance, September 9, 2007 A UNYK mobile platform, as well as a function to export contacts to major social networking platforms, are planned upgrades.« Unyk rolls out address book toolbar», Montreal Gazette, Technocité blog, October 10, 2007.
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Zuckermann was CEO of the Aktiengesellschaft für Mühlen-und Holzindustrie (Mill and Wood Industry Stock Corporation) in Vienna from 1894 to 1938."Lehmann" address books for Vienna lists AMH as founded in 1894 with corporate seat at "Am Hof 11," Vienna At the end of World War I, and the breakup of the Austrian Hungarian Empire with the resulting political and financial chaos, Zuckermann and his company participated within a business combination of other wood, timber, and plywood companies under the organization umbrella of Foresta AG that was managed through the Banca Commerciale Italiano, now the Banca Intesa. This participation was primarily active in the early to middle 1920s. Zuckermann spent his career in all segments of the wood industry, including the great forests of Bialowieza (portions of which are in Poland), and in his early work the Austrio-Hungarian Empire.
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In telecommunications, a split plan is the practice of introducing a new telephone area code by dividing an existing numbering plan area (NPA), and assigning a new area code to one of the resulting divisions, and retaining the existing area code only for one area, which is typically the traditionally more developed or established place. The practice serves the purpose of preventing telephone number exhaustion in regions of high growth. The increasing demand for telephone numbers has been primarily caused by increase in use of pagers, fax machines during the 1990s, and proliferation of cellphones and smart phones since. After a numbering plan split is implemented, the telephone numbers in the affected area are changed to a new area code, which requires the printing of new stationery, advertisements, and signage; the dissemination of the new numbers to family, friends, and customers; and the subsequent need to update speed dial programming and address books.
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Users can easily exchange contact information regardless of their handset, mobile carrier, or social networking application they use.Latest Geek News, retrieved 2008-11-5 Examples of emerging companies providing technology to support mobile social address books include: PicDial (which dynamically augments the existing address book with pictures and status from Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, integrates with the call screen so during every call you see the latest picture and status of whoever is calling. It is a network address book so everything can be managed from Windows or Mac as well and lastly you can also set your one callerID picture and status for your friends to see when you call them) FusionOne (whose backup and synchronization solutions lets users easily transfer and update mobile content, including contact information, among different devices); Loopt (whose Loopt service provides a social compass alerting users when friends are near); OnePIN (whose CallerXchange person-to- person contact exchange service lets users share contact info with one click on the mobile phone); and VoxMobili (whose Phone Backup and Synchronized Address Book solutions let users safeguard and synchronize their contact information among different devices). In 2007, the Rich Communication Services communication protocol was formed.
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