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For someone who posts lots of updates on Facebook, then it is obvious that their Facebook account is filled with photos, videos , text updates and more. Now with too much data, it becomes really hard to go through all the posts and download them one by one while deleting the Facebook account permanently. To make things easier, Facebook has recently updated its transfer tool which now allows users to not only transfer their photos and videos, but also posts and notes without much effort. Wondering how to do it? Follow our step-by-step guide: 1. Open Facebook and navigate to Settings & Privacy 2. Here, tap on Settings and then tap on You Facebook Information option. Here, choose the option Transfer a copy of your information under Your Facebook information 3. Re-enter your password to verify and then choose what you want to transfer -- Posts, Photos, Videos or Files. 4. Then choose the preferred platform where … [Read more...] about How to transfer posts, photos and videos from Facebook to cloud storage

La société de cybersécurité Group-IB, basée à Singapour, a découvert une nouvelle campagne de phishing à grande échelle ciblant les utilisateurs de Facebook Messenger dans le monde entier. Les analystes de l'entreprise ont identifié plusieurs éléments prouvant que des utilisateurs localisés dans plus de 80 pays d'Europe, d'Asie, du Moyen-Orient, d'Amérique du Nord et du Sud ont été victimes de cette campagne. Comment ? En répondant à une invitation non officielle visant à mettre à jour l’application Facebook Messenger. Cet appel serait propagé par plus de 1 000 profils Facebook factices, et ce depuis l’été dernier. Il est apparu pour la première fois en Asie et en Europe avant de s’étendre sur le reste du globe. Comment créer votre avatar et vos emojis personnalisés sur Facebook ? Le mode sombre de Facebook est disponible Quelles sont les meilleures applications de messagerie vidéo ? Dans un communiqué de presse , Dmitriy Tiunkin, responsable du département de … [Read more...] about Cette mise à jour de Facebook Messenger cache une arnaque à grande échelle

A brown pelican rescued from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill 11 years ago has finally returned home. After being found completely covered in oil on June 14, 2010, the bird was taken from Louisiana to Georgia to avoid the ongoing spill, where it was later rehabilitated and released. Now, over a decade after its traumatic ordeal, the pelican has finally made the 700-mile (1,100 kilometers) journey back home. "It's truly impressive that it made its way back from Georgia," Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) biologist Casey Wright, who spotted and photographed the pelican sitting atop a rock on Queen Bess Island in Barataria Bay, said in a statement . Related: In photos: Flight of the brown pelicans The bird was identified by the tag that was clipped to its right leg after its rescue from Empire Jetty in Barataria Bay in the aftermath of the spill, which smothered the Gulf of Mexico with more than 400,000 tons (370,000 metric tons) of oil. … [Read more...] about Pelican rescued from Deepwater Horizon disaster flies hundreds of miles home

A metal detectorist scouring an ancient hillfort has uncovered "one of the biggest Iron Age weapon hoards in western Germany," according to archaeologists at the Regional Association of Westphalia-Lippe (LWL). The hoard contains more than 150 objects, including deliberately bent weapons, such as 40 spearhead and lancehead tips, swords and fragments of shield bosses (round structures at the center of a shield); tools; belt hooks; horse gear; three silver coins; bronze jewelry; and one fibula, or lower leg bone, Manuel Zeiler, an archaeologist at LWL, told Live Science. "The arsenal is the largest in [the German state of] North Rhine-Westphalia and also links the [state's region of] Sauerland with complex processes in Iron Age Europe," Michael Baales, an LWL archaeologist and head of the Olpe branch in North Rhine-Westphalia, said in a translated statement , released March 31. Moreover, the damaged weapons — which ancient people would have purposefully destroyed by … [Read more...] about Iron Age warriors bent the swords of their defeated enemies, ancient hoard reveals

If you've ever yearned to own something from out of this world, here's your chance. On Oct. 14 in Manhattan, fragments of Mars , the moon and asteroids that have fallen to Earth go up for sale, in what auction house Heritage Auctions is billing as the largest public meteorite auction ever held. More than 125 items are for sale, a number of which have no minimum bid attached. The growing market for meteorites has driven the emergence of a meteorite prospecting industry in northwestern Africa and Oman, but even as people scour the deserts for meteorites, rocks from space remain among the most rare things on Earth. Taken together, every single meteorite known to exist would weigh significantly less than the world’s annual output of gold, said Darryl Pitt, the meteorite consultant for the auction. Nearly all known meteorites originate in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, and research tied a few back to the large asteroid Vesta . Vesta's surface bears evidence of … [Read more...] about Far Out! Meteorites From Mars & Moon Going Up For Sale