Mobile applications can be very handy if you want to check whether your lover is having an affair or not and, therefore, a list has revealed top 10 apps that can help you to keep a check on your partner.

The list starts with WhatsApp, Snapchat and iMessage, however, Facebook is the biggest culprit with 76 per cent of woman becoming suspicious because of the social network, the Daily Star reported.

Another app called Manything, which acts as a CCTV for phone, laptop or tablet, secured 19 percent votes by women as they revealed they had caught their husbands cheating or speaking to their mistress on the phone when they were out of the house via Manything.

5 percent of women said that Lie Detector app helped them to check infidelity on their partners, whereas, 4 percent of women said they doubted their husband's faithfulness when they saw famous dating app called Tinder on their phone.

Claire Page, spokesperson for IllicitEncounters.com asserted that what he found find most interesting about this list was how obvious some men were and discretion was their main priority and the most important thing when having a successful affair.

Moodbidri: An annoying message about Chief Minister Siddaramayya was spread on WhatsApp by Rama Poojari of Nellikar. A complaint has been registered on Rama Poojari.

A message was passed by Praveen Kumar saying that 'shocked by IAS officer D.K.Ravi’s death Siddarammyya passed away, dignitaries expressed condolence'. This annoying message was spread by Rama Poojari to his friends. Regarding this Congress karyakarta Sundar C Poojari has lodged a complaint.

Moodbidri police have registered the complaint.

Kundapura: Some mischievous brats played pranks over Whats app that created tension amongst the public.

What happened exactly?

Someone has posted a picture of bus mishap telling that it happened at Byndooru. The Bus carried students who were going for a picnic. They spread the news that bus has toppled down a steep curve. This heart wrecking image made media people go mad over the matter.

The press tried to trace this bus mishap to verify whether it true of a fake news. But even after several calls to sources no one could get the actual news.

Later it was found that someone had posted the accident picture of a bus that happened in North India long back, and spread the news that it had happened in Byndoor. Wicket brats may have spread this news for fun but they could even have thought about the fury it creates in the minds of public atleast.

Dubai: The first and largest research of its kind on social media in the Arab world revealed that the majority of Arabs use social media to chat with Facebook and WhatsApp being the preferred platforms.

The study, which was drawn from more than 7,000 Arab social media users across 18 Arab countries, was launched at the Arab Social Media Influencers Summit with the aim of evaluating the perceptions of users in the Arab world as well as describing their social media habits.

According to the report, the Arab world believes social media has numerous positives that enhance the quality of life of individuals, lead to business profitability and enhance governmental interaction with the public.

Users however show a lack of trust (44 per cent) in social media. Also, many believe social media has negative impact on local cultures and traditions (41 per cent).

When it came to habits, more than half the users use social media primarily to connect with people (55 per cent), so it was no surprise that chatting is the most common activity among users in the Arab world (50 per cent).

Reading posts added by other people (18 per cent) came in second after chatting, followed by searching for and connecting with family and friends (nine per cent). On average, it was found that 1/3rd of users spend less than 30 minutes per session when using social media and 5 per cent spend more than four hours per session.

Arabs prefer using social media in the afternoon with more than half the users (52 per cent) being most active on social media during evening hours (52 per cent).

Eighty three per cent of Arab users use their favourite social media platforms on smartphones, while 11 per cent said they prefer laptops.

WhatsApp users across the world are being targeted by cyberscammers who are circulating fake messages inviting users to test the new calling feature that fills the phone with dangerous malware.

According to the Daily Star, if users click on the link, they are taken to another website where they are asked to take a survey on behalf of the popular messaging service. However, the survey forces people to download applications and software that might contain dangerous malware. WhatsApp has not announced the calling feature officially. However, some users claim to have used it.

WhatsApp caliing is one of the most eagerly awaited feature, users have been demanding for a long time. Mark Zuckerberg in one of his facebook interaction confirmed that they are working on it. 

Dubai: A WhatsApp message urging app users to try out a so-called Whatsapp Calling feature which would enable them to make voice calls over data is likely spam, IT experts have warned.
On Thursday, several UAE residents got a message on the popular instant messaging app saying the WhatsApp Calling feature could be activated on their smartphone. The message carried a URL link which directed recipients to a page where they were asked to invite at least 10 WhatsApp friends before they could start making free phone calls.

Eager residents began dashing out invites to friends and, within minutes, the message went viral.
However, no one was able to make any calls.
 
Amidst all this confusion, another message started circulating warning people against trying the voice calling feature saying it’s spam.
“If you receive a message saying WhatsApp calling is activated and asking you to send to 10 people by clicking the link WhatsappCalling.com don’t click that link,” the message read.
“It’s a spam/malware and will read all your phone details. If you look carefully that link will actually take you to a github.io site address. This domain is booked by someone from California and the name

server of this site is among the blocked list of GoDaddy domain registrar. Please pass on to your circles,” the message added.
An IT expert said the trustworthiness of the website whatsappcalling.github.io is doubtful.
“App manufacturers do not launch new features by sending cascading messages. Users are invited to try new features through app updates and media announcements."

A tech website said the ‘Continue’ button on the website is a trap as it leads you to a site which needs you to take a survey, making you see ads, click on websites, and download apps, which could contain malware or viruses.

However, there were some reports that claimed WhatsApp was probably testing the feature and had opened it for limited time by inviting a few random users.
Technology websites say WhatsApp developers are monitoring the call quality, encryption, security and data rates that are needed to make the feature available to the public.
There was no official confirmation or denial from WhatsApp.
 

Delhi Police has just come out with Hike and WhatsApp groups for its smartphone app- Himmat. It was only recently that the app was launched in the pursuit of safety for women in the capital. The WhatsApp group can be found using the number 8800001091.

Delhi Police will be working towards making the app available on Apple's app store as well. This will serve in making the app available to more women, by making it available for non-smartphone users.

According to a reporting published in Times of India, the app has over 30,000 downloads. One of the defining features of the app is that it allows women to send SOS signals to alert the nearest control room of the Delhi Police. Two genuine SOSes have been received uptil now, so the app has not really taken off.

One of the complaints was by a teenaged girl who complained about local youth harassing her.

Women using this app can take a picture of a taxi, auto they are boarding and share it on the WhatsApp group so that the records of the vehicle can be used in the event of a mishap.