Holochain Technologies: Your data is not transferred using this technique



The specialty of the field of communication and technology is that there are new technologies being invented here, which have the potential to change your world. Holochain's designers also believe this. It's a revolutionary technique that will change the experience of your internet. He claims that this technology will also leave the most popular app like Google and Facebook because it claims to provide Internet security and privacy.

What is Holochain?

In 1990, Tim Berners Lee founded the WWW Internet Communication Protocol. This is where all the internet runs today. Holochain is the only system that gives computers the ability to communicate among themselves. According to American software engineer Arthur Brock, the difference between these accounts is that the WWW runs on the corporate server, while Holochain has been designed to keep it completely in homes, running on computers and mobile-based distribution networks. In this simple language, you can understand that your smartphone or laptop in the WWW receives data stored on the server of Facebook, Google or other major companies and also stores its data right here. It's called corporate cloud. Whereas data in Holochain is saved on your laptop or mobile linked laptop and mobile, so it is completely safe. This is called peer-to-peer technology.

Russian New Data Law Raises Questions About Privacy


Russian's new personal data law has raised many questions about privacy of the internet users.

The new law was signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin in December 2014 and outlined that companies supplying Internet services in Russia, or targeting Russian users, should store personal data in Russia. Those who didn’t should have transferred it onto Russian territory by Sept. 1, 2015.

Critics of the new law speculated that its sole purpose was to extend the government’s control over society by closely monitoring popular social networks, but the lawmakers insisted their only intention was to protect Russian citizens.

While some companies — such as Samsung, Booking.com, PayPal, eBay, Lenovo and AliExpress — expressed readiness to comply with the new rules, U.S. Internet giants Facebook and Google aren’t in a rush to do so.

The new law will never be implemented, Russian Internet personality Anton Nosik claimed in his blog on Monday, because it doesn’t specify how government agencies will determine which data belongs to Russian citizens and which doesn’t.

Via: [The Moscow Times]

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Yahoo Started Dating Again Google for Better Search and Ad Capabilities


Yahoo is testing letting Google put its online search skills to work at some of its online properties.

The pioneering Silicon Valley Internet firm was looking at whether having a mix of players handling search results or search ad placement at its websites would benefit Yahoo and its users.

Microsoft and Yahoo updated their search partnership in April to allow more flexibility in searches and end Yahoo's exclusive sales force role with advertisers.

The search partnership between Microsoft and Yahoo took effect in 2010 and was supposed to last 10 years, but Yahoo had the option of exiting it midway if certain revenue conditions were not met. Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, had repeatedly signaled that she was dissatisfied.

According to eMarketer projections, Microsoft and Yahoo combined will own 6.5% of the USD 81.59 billion search market globally in 2015.

Google, the search leader, was expected to take a 54.5% of the global market this year, the research firm said.

A significant alliance between Yahoo and Google on search could draw the attention of antitrust regulators at home and abroad, given the powerful position Google holds in that arena.

"Yahoo is currently testing search results and ads from a number of partners, including Google as one of their options," Google said in response to an AFP inquiry.

Via: [Hindustan Times]