Apple is secretly working with multiple foldable iPhones

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 New rumors have spread in the technology product market; Top technology giant Apple at the center of rumors. Rumor has it that iPhone manufacturers are working on multiple prototypes of foldable phones. Apple launched the first iPhone on January 9, 2007. Shortly afterwards, the company took over the position of the world's top smartphone maker. But Apple has never made a foldable smartphone.                  Picture Courtesy: Google Apple is working on a prototype of multiple foldable smartphones - the news came from a reliable data leaker, according to the 9 to 5 Mac. However, due to the complexity of the display technology, it is not clear whether Apple will market commercial versions of the foldable prototypes at all. However, the prototype that is being tested is certain - the leaked claim of the information. Apple is skeptical about whether there will be a demand for foldable phones in the technology market, or whether it will be lost in the crowd of other products. That'
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Facebook may give a third party access to a user's deleted post, the agency said

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The finger of the new case has been raised on Facebook

Facebook may grant access to deleted posts from a user profile to another person, that is a suspicion.

According to experts, this type of news is completely untrue

        Image Credited By: The Economic                  Times

One of the most serious allegations has been made about the popular social networking site Facebook. If Facebook wants to access a deleted photo or post from a user profile, it may transfer it to a third party, allegedly. This is not the first time such allegations have been made on Facebook. Discussion have veen going on for a long time about how safe Facebook is for users. Even Facebook has been accused of transmitting user data to others for advertising purpose.

Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook company recently changed its name. Now the new name is "Meta". Although the username of the Facebook social media platform or site is the same, the parent company name has changed. Zuckerberg said the name change was made to increase Facebook activity.

Since the change of Facebook's name, various users have repeated ly said online that there could be a major change in Facebook's social media site policy. But a few days ago, a Facebook post was posted, "Facebook will introduce new rules from tomorrow. Where they can use a picture of any user uf there is a police case against the user. Last day but today.

This is not the first time Facebook has been accused of using user photos. Earlier, in 2012, a group of users posted a message on Facebook stating, "Facebook is about to introduce a law that allows users to submit deleted photos to a third party." 

Such allegation against Facebook have caused a freat deal of controversy in the media. One user shared this infected post and wrote captions -- Meta or Facebook cannot use any of his or her photos without written permission. He does not approve of such work.

However, many experts refer to this type of news as "illegal news". It has been reported that although Facebook's name has changed. If a Facebook user sends a photo or any other form, the right to use it rests solely with that user. No one else gets access to the post by any means. This issue can be determined by opening the "Terms of Service" page of Facebook.

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