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Facebook allows you to send money to friends and family with your debit card.
Although Facebook requires the CVV (Card Verification Value) number from the back of your debit card, that information can also be saved by accident in your Web browser.
However, Facebook will not automatically request your account password. Enable this setting to help protect your funds.
For an additional layer of security, settings can be adjusted to require both the CVV and your account password when attempting to send money.
To turn your Facebook password on or off when sending money:
>> Click in the top right of Facebook and select Settings
>> Click Payments --> Account Settings
>> Below Preferences, select Yes or No next to Password
Now whenever you are going to send money via Facebook, both the CVV and your password are mandatories to complete the transaction.
Note: Payments in Messenger isn't available to everyone right now.
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Although Facebook requires the CVV (Card Verification Value) number from the back of your debit card, that information can also be saved by accident in your Web browser.
However, Facebook will not automatically request your account password. Enable this setting to help protect your funds.
For an additional layer of security, settings can be adjusted to require both the CVV and your account password when attempting to send money.
To turn your Facebook password on or off when sending money:
>> Click in the top right of Facebook and select Settings
>> Click Payments --> Account Settings
>> Below Preferences, select Yes or No next to Password
Now whenever you are going to send money via Facebook, both the CVV and your password are mandatories to complete the transaction.
Note: Payments in Messenger isn't available to everyone right now.
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You can search Google even when you have nothing in particular to search for.
In Google's search box, type in "I'm feeling curious" or "fun facts" and Google will show you with a fact box with a random fact/information.
Click the blue Ask Another Question button for another fun fact
Watch it here...
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In Google's search box, type in "I'm feeling curious" or "fun facts" and Google will show you with a fact box with a random fact/information.
Click the blue Ask Another Question button for another fun fact
Watch it here...
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*TechMix* 
>>> Smartphone could recharge from 0 to 80% in 35 minutes!
Qualcomm, the smartphone processors, is speeding up charging times even more with Quick Charge 3.0 in its next-gen chips.
Quick Charge 3.0 can charge 40% faster than conventional charging and will be backwards compatible with all types of USB but doesn't support fast wireless charging.
>>> Facebook's Dislike button or somthing with same meaning is coming soon!
>>> Twitter's Buy button - by which anyone can sell their stuff via tweets.
Relay is a set of tools that streamlines the buying and selling process for retailers and developers by payments startup Stripe
>>> Smartphone could recharge from 0 to 80% in 35 minutes!
Qualcomm, the smartphone processors, is speeding up charging times even more with Quick Charge 3.0 in its next-gen chips.
Quick Charge 3.0 can charge 40% faster than conventional charging and will be backwards compatible with all types of USB but doesn't support fast wireless charging.
>>> Facebook's Dislike button or somthing with same meaning is coming soon!
>>> Twitter's Buy button - by which anyone can sell their stuff via tweets.
Relay is a set of tools that streamlines the buying and selling process for retailers and developers by payments startup Stripe
Polyera -- Makers of wearable devices proves its concept, developing its own "Wove Band" a long, rectangular display that you can curve around your wrist like a snap bracelet.
>> The prototype Wove Band feels as much a wearable as it does a fashion statement.
>> The band uses such a low amount of energy that even when you're not interacting with the screen, it can display artsy patterns or designs.
>> The band uses black and white e-ink, as opposed to a colorful display which would consume more power.
>> Tap the Wove Band with your finger and you can change the screen to display weather forecasts, headlines or email...
The company envisions its own system of apps and services, to provide content for the product, which is counting down to release in 2016.
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>> The prototype Wove Band feels as much a wearable as it does a fashion statement.
>> The band uses such a low amount of energy that even when you're not interacting with the screen, it can display artsy patterns or designs.
>> The band uses black and white e-ink, as opposed to a colorful display which would consume more power.
>> Tap the Wove Band with your finger and you can change the screen to display weather forecasts, headlines or email...
The company envisions its own system of apps and services, to provide content for the product, which is counting down to release in 2016.
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*Tech Mix*
>>> Apple launched Apple Pencil (Bluetooth stylus) for iPad Pro...
>>> Facebook page owners will be able to use two new sections: Shopping and Services.
Shopping, allows retailers to showcase and sell their products from their page.
Services section, aimed at companies that provide professional services to highlight their offerings.
The new sections are still in a testing phase with a limited group of businesses but Facebook says it will open up the features more broadly in the coming weeks.
>>> Google rolled out Android Pay, a one-touch payment app (as Apple Pay) on Android devices, in US.
>>> Apple launched Apple Pencil (Bluetooth stylus) for iPad Pro...
>>> Facebook page owners will be able to use two new sections: Shopping and Services.
Shopping, allows retailers to showcase and sell their products from their page.
Services section, aimed at companies that provide professional services to highlight their offerings.
The new sections are still in a testing phase with a limited group of businesses but Facebook says it will open up the features more broadly in the coming weeks.
>>> Google rolled out Android Pay, a one-touch payment app (as Apple Pay) on Android devices, in US.
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