Top 10 ways to (legally) watch movies and TV online

Top 10 ways to (legally) watch movies and TV online

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When the term "the Netflix and cold" came to prominence, no one was surprised. For many, curled up in front of your favorite film with a loved one has become the standard way to spend an evening. It's been years since appearing in the video store was the thing - now, it's all about watching movies online. The tendency to view online movies flourished as people realize that they can relax in their free time, and do not stick to schedule TV. Provision of Internet movie all about servicing the needs of on-demand convenience led generation. So, where you can legally catch up and enjoy all your favorite movies and shows?

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2. BBC iPlayer
3. Netflix
4. BT Store on BT TV
5. Amazon Prime
6. Cracle
7. Youtube
8. Snagfilms
9. Now TV
10. Blinkbox/ Talk Talk TV
11. Archive

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British companies face a fine of up to £ 17m for these violations, the government takes strict EU legislation

British companies face a fine of up to £ 17m for these violations, the government takes strict EU legislation

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British companies will be forced to publicly disclose data breaches and face fines amounting to tens of millions of pounds after the government cracked down on cyber-security, and said it would take stringent EU legislation on data protection, in spite of the vote to leave the Union. The adoption of these standards and the expansion of Brussels, which is due to come into force in 2018, is a measure is seen as crucial to stay in the single market. EU law, which is called the General Provisions on data protection (GDPR), introduces stricter penalties for companies that suffer data breaches, mandates that they should report when violations occur, and forces them to obtain explicit consent before processing the information of citizens.

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UK drone crackdown may require drivers to register and take tests

UK drone crackdown may require drivers to register and take tests

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The government has proposed crackdown on personal drones following a spike in cases when they were brought too close to the aircraft. As part of the proposals, UAV pilots will be required to register when they buy one of the drones and pass a test to show that they understand the safety rules. Each of professional videographers for lovers of children may face stiff fines if their drone enters the no-fly zones, including criminal prosecution.

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Theresa May's Snoopers' Charter is considered a serious blow to the EU court rules against "indiscriminate" Internet data collection

Theresa May's Snoopers' Charter is considered a serious blow to the EU court rules against "indiscriminate" Internet data collection

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Laws observation Theresa May was dealt a severe blow after the EU Court of Justice ruled that a large collection of stories of citizens viewing the Internet is illegal under European law. In Wednesday, the ruling strikes at the heart of Investigatory Powers Act - dubbed "sniffer Charter" - which requires ISPs to store 12 months of data view at all, and make it available to dozens of government agencies. The Court ruled that EU law prohibits "the total and indiscriminate" storage of data on the Internet, following the call of the British authorities initially brought observation Conservative David Davis and Labour's Tom Watson.

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PayAsUGym customers called to cancel credit cards following hack

PayAsUGym customers called to cancel credit cards following hack

PayAsUGym customers on-demand service work were warned to cancel your credit cards and change their passwords after it turned out, the site suffered a cyber attack.The company, which has been criticized for not acting immediately, acknowledged that the names, contact information, addresses, passwords and information about partial payment in the amount of 300 000 customers were stolen in the breach, which occurred last week.The cyber attack, which comes after a series of high profile violations related to the information of millions of customers, is the first in which a significant amount of financial information that has been invaded by hackers.

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Apple in the negotiations with India Manufacturing Locally

Apple in the negotiations with India Manufacturing Locally

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Apple's, is in talks with the Government of India, to study the production of products at the local level, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, as the US company seeks to make deeper inroads into the second-largest mobile phone user market. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to boost the production technology in the country through its "Made in India" initiative. His Government was released in June foreign retailers a period of three years from the requirement to locally source 30 percent of products sold in stores. Journal said, Apple's, in a letter to the federal government in November, laid out production plans and asked for financial incentives.

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Facebook says its new colored backgrounds make you post more statuses

Facebook says its new colored backgrounds make you post more statuses

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Facebook can be busy preparing for the video-oriented future, but he also wants you to resort to using traditional text, to express themselves. In this sense, the company is launching a new settings feature that allows you to change the background color that appears behind your status. The function, which was first seen to TechCrunch, and then made official via Facebook, giving several colors to choose from. Instead of the default white background users are accustomed to, you will be able to red, purple, yellow, orange, and blue variations, among others. Some even come with a color gradient, which clearly looks cooler than other flat options.

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