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The Rise of Alternative Social Media Platforms: Apptopia, Trump Twitter, and Twitterkantrowitz

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Introduction:

Social media platforms have become an integral part of our lives. They are used for social interaction, entertainment, news, and business. However, with the increasing number of users, these platforms have been facing challenges such as privacy concerns, misinformation, and censorship. As a result, alternative social media platforms have emerged that offer unique features and cater to specific audiences. In this article, we will explore the rise of alternative social media platforms, namely Apptopia, Trump Twitter, and Twitterkantrowitz.

Apptopia:

Apptopia is a mobile app intelligence platform that provides data insights for mobile apps. It was founded in 2011 by Eliran Sapir and Jonathan Kay. The platform provides insights on app downloads, revenue, and usage for both Android and iOS apps. The platform’s data is used by developers, marketers, and investors to make informed decisions about their apps.

Apptopia has been gaining popularity as a reliable source of data for the mobile app industry. The platform’s data is used by some of the biggest companies in the industry such as Facebook, Google, and Amazon. Apptopia’s unique features include data visualization tools, market insights, and competitor analysis. The platform’s success has been attributed to its focus on mobile app data and the quality of its data.

Trump Twitter:

Trump Twitter is a social media platform that was launched in 2021 by former US President Donald Trump. The platform was launched after Trump was banned from Twitter and other social media platforms for violating their policies. Trump Twitter was created to provide a platform for Trump and his supporters to express their views freely without censorship.

The platform’s unique features include a “Truth Social” newsfeed, video sharing, and live streaming. The platform’s name is a clear indication of its target audience, which is mainly supporters of Trump. The platform has been criticized for promoting misinformation and conspiracy theories.

Twitterkantrowitz:

Twitterkantrowitz is a social media platform that was launched in 2022 by former Twitter employee, Alex Kantrowitz. The platform was created to address the issues of censorship and misinformation on Twitter. Kantrowitz believes that Twitter’s policies on censorship and fact-checking have gone too far and are limiting free speech.

The platform’s unique features include a decentralized network, a rewards system for users, and a transparent moderation system. The platform’s decentralized network allows users to have complete control over their data and content. The rewards system incentivizes users to create high-quality content, and the transparent moderation system ensures that all moderation decisions are visible to the public.

Conclusion:

The rise of alternative social media platforms is a response to the challenges faced by traditional social media platforms. These platforms offer unique features that cater to specific audiences and address the concerns of censorship and misinformation. Apptopia provides reliable data insights for the mobile app industry, Trump Twitter provides a platform for Trump and his supporters to express their views freely, and Twitterkantrowitz provides a decentralized network for free speech. These platforms are likely to continue to gain popularity as users seek alternatives to traditional social media platforms.

Tags: Social Media, Alternative Platforms, Apptopia, Trump Twitter, Twitterkantrowitz, Censorship, Misinformation, Free Speech.

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Fairphone demonstrates the existence of a market for used phones.

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A $2.27 million profit was earned in 2021 by Fairphone, which started off as an awareness campaign. This shows there is a demand for smartphones produced from sustainably derived materials. “After several years of advocacy, we came to the conclusion that we are not developing a substitute. We made the decision to join this sector, “Eva Gouwens, the CEO, remarked. “We have sold more than 300,000 units during the course of Fairphone’s existence.”

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FBI: Hackers target defence companies with ransomware using BadUSB

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In a recently updated flash notice, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) cautioned US businesses that the financially driven FIN7 cybercriminal gang has been targeting the US military industry with packages carrying infected USB sticks to spread ransomware.

The attackers sent out shipments with “BadUSB” or “Bad Beetle USB” devices marked with the LilyGO brand, which are often sold online.

Since August 2021, they have been mailing harmful packages to companies in the transportation and insurance sectors as well as defence companies beginning in November 2021 via the United States Postal Service (USPS) and United Parcel Service (UPS).

Networks that have been hacked by ransomware such as BlackMatter or REvil
Targets were duped into opening the shipments and plugging the USB drives onto their computers by FIN7 agents posing as representatives from Amazon and the US Department of Health & Human Services (HHS).

According to allegations the FBI has received since August, these harmful shipments may also include letters concerning COVID-19 regulations, fake gift cards, or forgeried thank-you notes, depending on the impersonated party.

The USB drive immediately registers as a Human Interface Device (HID) Keyboard as the targets insert it into their PCs (allowing it to operate even with removable storage devices toggled off).

Once keystrokes have been injected, malware payloads are subsequently installed on the infected systems.

FIN7’s ultimate objective in such assaults is to get access to the targets’ networks and use a variety of tools, including Metasploit, Cobalt Strike, Carbanak malware, the Griffon backdoor, and PowerShell scripts, to instal ransomware (including BlackMatter and REvil) within a compromised network.

Teddy bears were used to spread malware

The FBI previously issued a warning about a previous string of events in which FIN7 actors pretended to be Best Buy and sent identical shipments containing malicious flash drives to lodging facilities, dining establishments, and retail establishments via USPS.

Reports about these assailants first surfaced in February 2020. Additionally, several of the targets said that the hackers threatened them through phone or email to connect the discs to their systems.

The infected parcels supplied by FIN7 also contained objects like teddy bears intended to deceive targets into relaxing their guard, starting at least in May 2020.

Assaults like the ones made by FIN7 are referred to be HID or USB drive-by attacks, and they are only effective if the targets are coerced into inserting unfamiliar USB devices into their workstations or voluntarily do so.

By limiting employee access to USB devices based on their hardware ID or if they have been approved by the company’s security staff, businesses may protect themselves from such assaults.

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UK gives Facebook’s purchase of Kustomer the go light

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Facebook’s acquisition of CRM firm Kustomer has been approved by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority. The rumoured $1 billion acquisition was disclosed in November of last year, but it has been delayed for regulatory review. The CMA cited “adequate competitive limitations would exist” as justification for its choice. The European Commission has not yet made a judgement on the agreement, though.

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