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AssetCloud features

• Asset management – Manage work orders, track physical assets, view status, location, and history, and assign assets to users or locations.
• Appointments and scheduling – Schedule reports and reminders, set up recurring or one-time appointments, and view them on a calendar view.
• Reminders and alerts – Receive email notifications for asset check-in, check-out, due date, expiration, and more, helping to avoid asset loss or downtime.
• Data migration and import – Import data from Excel, CSV, or other sources, map it to AssetCloud fields, and export data to other systems.
• Document management – Manage asset-related documents, set reminders for document renewal or expiration, and access them from anywhere.
• Reporting and analytics – Monitor and analyze asset…

The Innovative Role of Security Mechanisms in the Fight Against This Digital Threat

In the dynamically shifting terrain of cybersecurity threats, the phenomenon of SMS phishing—often termed “smishing”—stands out as an increasingly critical issue.

This particular style of phishing, characterized by the crafty dispatch of misleading text messages designed to pilfer personal information, has seen its prevalence swell in tandem with the ubiquitous adoption of mobile phones. As the schemes of cybercriminals gain in sophistication, the urgency for pioneering and effective security strategies has reached an unprecedented zenith. One notable instance is like Guardio prevents SMS phishing, marking a crucial advancement in the continuous fight against these digital…

Meta has rolled out a new way to control how Instagram tracks your web activity.

Activity Off-Meta Technologies (formerly known as Off-Facebook Activity) and Transfer Your Information were previously available for Facebook are now available for Instagram as well.

Activity Off-Meta Technologies allows you to control what information from your web activity is shared with Meta by third parties. 

Within the app, you can review the businesses that you might visit that are sharing data with Meta, for instance Airbnb, and then decide if you’d like to disconnect specific sites from your account or clear the data entirely. That data is used to show you relevant ads, so it might be something you’d like to keep in place. That said, if you’re like me and are highly susceptible to a targeted…

A post on Instagram with more than 2,000 likes shows a flight-tracking map of part of the UK covered in short, parallel flight paths.

Text overlaid onto the image says “CONTRAILS OR CH3MTRAILS?”, while part of the caption says “UK 2023 Flight Patterns”. 

The post (which has also been shared on Facebook) appears to suggest that the unusual-looking routes shared on the map are linked to so-called ‘chemtrails’, a conspiracy theory which claims that the white lines seen behind planes are actually chemicals being deliberately sprayed into the atmosphere.

These white lines in the sky are actually contrails—water vapour produced by aeroplane engines freezes at high altitude, forming long thin lines of cloud.

In reality the flight paths shown on the