!!! 10-most important news of Tech World (05 June 2018) !!!

How are you, everyone? Like every day, before going to the news, let's face the title of today's news:

1. The acquisition of GitHub is Microsoft, which costs approximately US $ 2 billion.

2. Facebook has been known to have data-sharing agreements with almost 60 devices.

3. Former Facebook Correspondent says that Mark Zuckerberg is responsible for Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal.

4. According to the World Street Journal report, Apple plans to launch a new mobile network.

5. UBER has been banned in Turkey for illegal service.

6. The UK's Chancellor has said that global governments will have to re-think about competition law and taxation to stop the monopoly of the big-tech firm.

7. McClatchy has described DNA data as being dangerous for unsafe websites

8. Sweden, Denmark, and Finland are against the new Internet laws in Europe.

9. Alibaba unveiled the Driver Delivery Robot

10. Former software bank Executive Nikesh Arora is appointed as CEO of Palo Alto Networks.

So much so that the news headline. It's going to be in the news briefly:

1) The process of buying GitHub is Microsoft

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It's been heard for a long time that Microsoft will buy GitHub. But recently it has been talked about between Microsoft and GitHub. After the resignation of Gittah CoFounder and CEO Chris Wanstrath in August of this year, the company is still in a lot of trouble raising its relevance. Google's executive Sridhar Ramaswamy is thinking of taking GitHub as its new CEO, but now it is not in the plan. On the other hand, the company has a market value of $ 2 billion in 2015, said some officials close to the company. So Microsoft is expected to spend at least $ 2 billion to buy this company.

2) Facebook has been known to have data-sharing agreements with almost 60 devices.

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Facebook has found that users of their user data share with about 60 devices have been shared with the maker company, among whom it has been reported that Facebook has contracted a number of companies. Among the companies, there are big tech companies like Apple, Amazon, Samsung, and Microsoft, according to The New York Times. Companies could access information about Facebook users' friendlies, relation status, religion and political preferences. Facebook authorities acknowledged the agreement, but they said that it was used solely to create Facebook-like Experiences. The Facebook authorities also said that FriendList information was not accessed without the user's permission.

3) Former Facebook Correspondent says that Mark Zuckerberg is responsible for Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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Sandy Parakilas, a former Facebook official, said he had to make Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg just to blame anyone for the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal and that he would have to do the same to Mark Zuckerberg to expel someone. It is to be noted that during Scandal's incident, he did secretly work on Facebook's internal security issue. He is going to Brussels tomorrow to express his views with European lawyers. Sandy Parakilas has worked as Facebook's Operations Manager from 2011 to 2012.

4) Apple plans to launch a new mobile network.

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Apple is planning to launch a new mobile ad network, a report released by The Wall Street Journal. Already Apple has a meeting with Pinterest and SnapChat on this issue. Through this Ad Network, developers can promote their apps to other apps. It is to be noted that in 2016, Apple has stopped iAd's first attempt at its mobile ad network.

5) UBER has been banned in Turkey for illegal service.

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The government of the country has banned UBER from Turkey after receiving complaints from the taxi drivers in Istanbul. After entering the Uber service in Turkey in 2014, the conflict between the taxis and the Uber continued to increase. Recently, Turkish license requirements have been made difficult in Turkey, making it difficult for the country's drivers to register with UBER.

It is assumed that the current president in the next three weeks will be held in the country, the current president has banned UBER for his position. He also said that his country has its own taxis system and through this, transparency of the country will be implemented properly, where Uber came from? It's used in Europe but it's not going to be here. No official statement from UBER was found after the President's announcement.

6) The United Kingdom's Chancellor said that the closure of the big-tech firm's monopoly regime was in force.

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The UK's Chancellor has said that global governments will have to re-think competitively about law and tax in order to stop the monopoly of big-tech firms. He said this in an interview given to Business Insider. He also talked about the rules of the government of Trump on Brexit, Steel and Aluminum Import. He alleges that after leaving the European Union in the United Kingdom, the government can take a great deal in Ireland and Northern Ireland's border management.

7) McClatchy has described DNA data as being dangerous for unsafe websites

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McClatchy has described DNA data as being dangerous for unsafe websites. They said these words in a report recently published on their website. They also said that in this era of information technology, people should refrain from sharing their most secret information DNA. Note that America's Ancestry LLC company is now one of the largest DNA testing companies in the world. Since 2012, the company has transmitted DNA code to the world's largest DNA database of more than 5 million people.

McClatchy complains that currently, people can create a bigger issue in the future to provide their own DNA information in exchange for money in other DNA testing sites, including Ancestry. The company also expressed concerns about the deployment of DNA data in the form of hacking to terrorist organizations.

8) Sweden, Denmark and Finland are against the new Internet laws in Europe.

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Three European Union countries; Sweden, Denmark, and Finland have recently been opposed to the new Internet laws framed. They say the European economy will be harmed by this. These three countries have also been opposed by the European Union's recently proposed Digital Tax. Note that through this digital tax, large tech companies have been given large taxation tax for their digital turnover. Among them, there are big companies like Facebook and Google, who have been accused of giving very little tax to European Union countries.

9) Alibaba unveiled the Driver Delivery Robot

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Chinese retail giant Alibaba recently unveiled a newly automated delivery robot that calls for delivery of courier delivery and the automated coffee vendor will be much easier. The name of the robot has been named The Cainiao G Plus. The traffic can exceed 9 miles per hour. It is to be noted that Alibaba recently invested about $ 15.5 billion in the Smart Logistics sector, among which one of the robots is the one.

10) Former software bank Executive Nikesh Arora is appointed as CEO of Palo Alto Networks.

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Former software bank executive Nikesh Arora is the CEO of Palo Alto Networks. Cyber ​​Securities firm Palo Alto Networks said in a message last Friday that former software bank group President Nikesh Arora will start work on June 6 in the company as the Chief Executive Officer and Chairman. Nikesh Arora previously worked as Chief Business Officer of Google's Alphabet Inc. Palo Alto Networks also exceeds their target revenue of $ 546.1 million and currently has a revenue of $ 567.1 million.

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