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HIGHLIGHTS WhatsApp is working on a new Authentication feature Users will be able to unlock app using fingerprint sensor This feature was spotted on latest Android beta version 2.19.83 WhatsApp has updated its Android beta app to version 2.19.83, and traces of a new Authentication feature were spotted. The company has been working on bringing this feature since a while now, and the latest update shows that WhatsApp has made a lot of progress. Beta tracker WABetaInfo has shared screenshots showing how the Authentication feature can be enabled in Settings, and what the interface will look like. Unfortunately, this feature is disabled by default, so it won't work for beta users as of yet. It remains unclear when WhatsApp plans to roll it out for the stable version users. The tracker says that the Authentication feature will let WhatsApp users lock their account, and unlock it using a fingerprint sensor. This feature should be enabled in Settings >Account >Privacy

You may be wondering why you need a Facebook page app when your page can be viewed by the web version or even on the phone with the facebook App. Well there are a lot of reasons why you ought to have an App for your facebook page. Having an App is not as easy as it looks not to talk about integrating your facebook page into your app. Despite all those challenges or reasons which prevents you from having your own facebook page App, its advantages will send you rushing for your own app after reading this. Before we get on with why you need a facebook page App let's have a look at some drawbacks associated with it. Firstly, it is very expensive to go by. Having your own Facebook page App can really  cost a lot when yuou are hiring a programmer to do the job, not putting into consideration how much you will spend on advertising your app for fans or customers to know about your app and if you have the technical know how, you can also imagine the time consumption involved in progr

On 4th February 2004, Facebook was launched by its markers; Mark Zuckerberg together with his friends from Harvard College; Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes. It was created with the main aim of linking students of Harvard. It was later expanded and its services reached schools in Boston Area, Ivy League Schools, and Stanford University. According to Harvard Crimson, Zuckerberg created a program called "FaceMash" in 2003 which got a series of changes from "FaceMash" to "TheFacebook" and finally "Facebook". The main aim was to link students in high schools across the world. It was to enable students to share notes and pictures and later many more features were added and that remained it main aim until  December 14, 2012. Now Facebook seeks to get you addicted and a whole lot of things which the general public was not notified of. Some of them are below: 1. Loudmouths now have gigantic megaphones

You wake up to see beautiful and nicely written status updates in your feed but you can't seem to write some, you just don't have the zeal over language or it just feels awkward to copy what a friend has written? No more worries, here is a list of 25 cool captions to use for a status update: 1)I am happy once my heart still beats in me. 2)Despite all my problems I sing and I realise my voice is even worse than my problems. 3)1 plus 1 may be 2 but 2 plus a negative 1 will be 1 so stop thinking negatively or you will end up where you started. 4)Without light you cant see the colours and without colours you cant see the beauty. Let your light shine. 5)You can  not expect to have good things all the time because the North and South work together to bring balance, so those good and bad. 6) Heart breaks may be painful but they teach lessons 7)Little drops of thoughts makes a mighty Idea 8)What they think is not what i think that's what makes me stand out. 9)

1)The Inbox You Didn't Even Know You Had If you've been a Facebook user for a while, then you probably have a folder full of unread messages that you didn't even know you had: the "Message Requests" folder ( formerly, the "Other" folder .) This is where Facebook sends all the messages from people you're not currently friends with. It could be filled with old high school flings reaching out or a bunch of Nigerian spammers, who knows?! Only one way to find out! To review these messages, click the "messages" icon at the top of your home screen (a chat icon with the Messenger lightning icon in the middle). By default, you'll find yourself in the "Recent" tab of your inbox. Directly to the right, you'll find the "Message Requests" tab. After you click this, you may see a link that says "See filtered requests." Click that and then you'll see all sorts of messages from strangers on the internet.

Here are a couple of  basic Color codes to use on your status updates. <fg=b0ffd700> golden <fg=b0000000> Black <fg=b0ff7f00> Orange <fg=b0ffff00> Yellow <fg=b0ff00ff> LightPink <fg=b0ff007f> Dark Pink <fg=b0ff0000> Redish Pink <fg=b0800000> Brown <fg=b0bf00ff>Purple <fg=>Dark Purple <fg=b0ffc0cb> Light Purple <fg=b00000ff> Blue <fg=b06f00ff> Dark Blue <fg=b000fff> Light Blue Show More Color   Codes Please note that these Codes work only on Facebook Lite and not the Web version or Facebook app itself. These codes will be updated regularly so keep coming for more!