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Tech megacorp Microsoft has announced a wide range of new features and capabilities for Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365 at its recent Build 2022 developer conference. Teams Live Share and Loop components were among the biggest announcements, making it easier to collaborate across Microsoft 365 in real-time. Argantic CEO Garry Ackerman says Live Share is one of the many new ways to build and improve Teams apps, it allows people to interact with content during meetings, making them more collaborative and interactive. New Features Coming to Microsoft Teams Live Share Microsoft has broadened its third-party app use within meetings. Live Share lets Teams meeting participants use, edit and share tasks and workflow for non-Microsoft apps within Teams. These third-party apps, that have been deve...
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In February 2021, the data from 500 million LinkedIn users was leaked by hackers, in June 2021, more than 700 million LinkedIn users had their data leaked and put up for sale. In June 2022, the FBI said that the fraud on LinkedIn posed a significant threat to the platform and its users. The site has become one of the riskiest social media platforms to date, according to South Africa-based cybersecurity firm Nclose. It allows for users to reveal deeply personal and relevant business information without authorisation; it allows for fraudsters to impersonate employees, and gain trust and access to information which can potentially put a company’s reputation on the line if an employee posts libellous or unpleasant content. “By now, most people recognise that social media isn’t the place to put...
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