I have breasts, you got a problem? Deepika Padukone

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, September 16, 2014 | 0 comments | Leave a comment...


"Yes! I am a woman. I have breasts and a cleavage! You got a problem!!??" actor Deepika Padukone tweeted on Sunday, taking on a “news” post. 

"Don't talk about women's empowerment when you don't know how to respect women!" she posted. 

The Finding Fanny actor was apparently enraged over a story on her 'cleavage show' in, what she called, "supposedly India's leading newspaper". The tweet added — and this is “News”?  

Her tweets created quite a storm. Her three back-to-back tweets had over 1,500 re-tweets in less than an hour. 

What will Mahela do after retirement from test cricket: revelation made on Twitter

Posted by Unknown on Tuesday, August 5, 2014 | 0 comments | Leave a comment...

Sri Lankan batting star and former captain, Mahela Jayawardana is getting ready to say farewell to his Test career in the series against Pakistan starting on Wednesday, August 5. 
Mahela’s fans engaged in a live Twitter conversation, where they asked many questions on his farewell to Test Cricket and other subjects as well.
Here are a few excerpts from the conversation.

Evidence from America regarding Russian shell attacks

Posted by Unknown on Saturday, August 2, 2014 | 0 comments | Leave a comment...

It is reported that America has released few satellite photographs to prove that Russia has made shell attacks to Ukraine.
The special feature is these evidence are published in the Twitter social web site.
The Director office of national intelligence unit has prepared these photos as an email message and the American Ambassador in Ukraine Jefry Piyat has added them to the Twitter.
It is said that these photographs have been taken between July 21st to 25/26th.

HOLLYWOOD ACTRESS WALKS AROUND NY TOPLESS IN SHOCK PROTEST (PHOTOS)

Posted by Unknown on Thursday, June 5, 2014 | 0 comments | Leave a comment...

The 22-year-old daughter of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore is so upset with Instagram’s policy on censoring female nudity, that she’s posted topless snaps of herself on Twitter, walking down the streets of Manhattan.
Using hashtag #FreeTheNipple, Scout captioned one shot, “Legal in NYC but not on @instagram,” while on another, she wrote, “What @instagram won’t let you see.”
“If you don’t like what you see, simply unfollow me,” she said in one tweet. “My comfort with my body should not be dictated by how others perceive me. However, I don’t wish to force this view on anyone.’”
The snaps were just two in a series of topless images the actress and model added to her Twitter account, including an old photo of singer Cher in a sheer top and a magazine cover featuring a topless Rihanna.
In one post, Scout said she was ‘boycotting’ Instagram, while revealing she was thinking of starting a new account ‘as an experiment.’
She wrote, “Only beautiful artistic nudes. And let’s see how long till I get kicked off.”
(ABC)

Change your password with a text message

Posted by Unknown on Monday, May 12, 2014 | 0 comments | Leave a comment...

Twitter is now making it easier for users to change their passwords with a simple text message. This can get the job done, helping to curb online criminal activities, Gleaner News reported.
It comes on the heels of the Heartbleed Bug scandal, which has potentially compromised millions of users’ personal information and bank data. Twitter, which is pushing out an awareness campaign for users, is hopeful that this will help their hundreds of millions of users maintain their accounts without fear of being hijacked by third parties.
“The new process lets you choose the e-mail address or phone number associated with your account where you’d like us to send your reset information. That way, whether you’ve recently changed your phone number, or are traveling with limited access to your devices, or had an old e-mail address connected to your Twitter account, you’ve got options,” Twitter said in a blog post.
The move also follows what Google began doing in 2010, when the company issued new measures that would help secure logins, giving histories of logins and other information to help users see if their accounts had been breached.
“We’re aware that many people reuse the same passwords across multiple sites. And when any of these sites are compromised, stolen passwords could be used to access your account on Twitter,” Twitter continued.
The new measures by Twitter should help users know when their account has been accessed by someone other than themselves. According to the company, it will ask a user a secret question about their account before giving access. An e-mail notification will also be sent when an anomaly has been detected by the San Francisco-based company.
Twitter has said recently that security for its users is a great concern and by adding this new tool, it hopes that it will keep accounts safer.

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