The new privacy policy is scary and a lot of people are confused about what kind of data is shared among Facebook and other business accounts. Well in this episode we give you a brief about everything you need to know about the new privacy policy update and how it is going to affect your usage and data.

Jared Leto is all set to reprise his role as Joker in the upcoming Zack Snyder's Justice League film. Jared Leto who last played Joker in the 2016 Suicide Squad has joined Zack Snyder in the re-shooting process of Justice League Snyder Cut.

Ben Affleck, Ray Fisher, and Amber Heard are other individuals involved in the re-shooting process. Zack Snyder's Justice League will stream on HBO Max and will have a whole new take at the earlier released version of the movie.

The inclusion of Jared Leto's Joker is noteworthy, as the character was not there in the original 2017 movie and also his character of Joker had very less screen time in Suicide Squad. This also raises a question of how much new content are we going to see in this version of the Justice League.

The trailer for Zack Synder Justice League was released at the DC FanDome event on 22 August. The trailer really gives a glimpse at how different this version is going to be from the other one.

This movie will also set ties with other DC movies that will make for a bigger DC Extended Universe.

Is your account public and have you wondered why verified accounts and strangers are watching your stories? Well in this video we are going to break that down for you.

We already know about mass comment and mass liking tools that enable someone to leave comments and like posts automatically with the help of bots. This is an Instagram growth hack that has been popular for some time now. But with Instagram cracking down on these services, mass viewing of the stories seems to be doing the job for them.

Now for this, you have to login through your Instagram to an online tool that watches thousands of random stories with the help of bots, and it seems like this is what many verified accounts have been doing and has helped them in getting followers.

This is how it works, when you suddenly start getting lots of Instagram story viewersWhy are verified accounts watching your Instagram stories? and go check out new accounts and find that a verified account watched your story, you are more likely going to follow them. This is basic human psychology, and this has now become the new Instagram growth hack for many accounts.

It seems like Instagram knows about these services and has been trying to put a halt on them, but one way or another there seems to be a way for these services to exist and impact the overall experience of the users.

So next time if you end up getting random story views and from verified accounts, you just need to be careful and understand that they are most probably getting you fake views.

Let us know what do you think about the video and have you ever got these fake views on your story.

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For the first time, Apple is making its latest smartphone units in India. Foxconn which handles the assembling of iPhone units has started the work on iPhone 11 units in its Chennai plant as per the reports by TechCrunch.

The current batch of iPhone 11 units is limited but Apple wants to scale up its local production in India. Earlier Apple has been assembling its older models iPhone SE, iPhone 6, and 7 and also iPhone XR.

By this move, Apple is looking to cut its reliance on China which produces the majority of iPhone smartphones today. And also assembling smartphones in India enables Apple to avoid the 20% import duty that the Indian government levies on imported electronic products.

Apple has been looking for ways to ramp up production in India for years but has struggled to find manufacturers. Apart from that Apple has also announced that it will be opening its first retail store in India. 

iPhone 11 might just be a start as Apple will certainly be looking to assemble its top of the line upcoming smartphones in India.

In exciting news amid this pandemic, the University of Oxford has developed a vaccine that appears to be safe and triggers an immune response against the Coronavirus. This COVID-19 vaccine was tested on over 1000 people and results showed that antibodies and T-cells were formed in the body to fight coronavirus.

The study lead author Andrew Pollard of the University of Oxford said "We hope this means the immune system will remember the virus so that our vaccine will protect people for an extended period".

The findings are promising but there is more research needed to test the complete effectiveness and for how long can it provide protection against coronavirus.

WHO has commented on the vaccines by saying the results are positive but have a long way to go.

For this vaccine to be available to the wider public it may take at the earliest next year and that if everything goes according to the plan.

Oxford's vaccine is not the only one with similar results, various other groups in the US and other parts have been publishing similar results.

Netflix has announced its most expensive movie yet: a $200 million spy thriller called The Grey Man, starring Ryan Gosling and Chris Evans and directed by Joe and Anthony Russo.

It should be a no brainer that Netflix is spending this much for a movie after the blockbuster success of Extraction, which earned 99 million views in four weeks.

The film is based on a 2009 novel by author Mark Greaney, “The Gray Man” which centers on “a deadly duel between killers as freelance assassin Gentry being played by Gosling is hunted across the globe by Lloyd Hansen which is being played by Chris Evans, a former cohort of Gentry’s at the CIA.”

This movie is supposed to be a spy thriller franchise that will see Ryan Gosling return for future projects. The production is expected to start early next year.

The new film is part of Netflix’s larger ambitions to create the sorts of big-budget franchises like Marvel’s superhero films or Universal’s Fast and Furious movies.