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TrueGoldCoin (TGC) Gold-Backed Digital Currency Represents The Real Nature Of Cryptocurrency

TrueGoldCoin (TGC) represents the real nature of cryptocurrency and the fact that actual gold reserves back this digital currency makes TrueGoldCoin project a reliable one and a trustworthy plan for investments. The team behind TrueGoldCoin project, with a 30-year experience in innovation, networks and telecommunications, artificial intelligence, ISP management, design, and configuration, is a dedicated group that considered that combining robust commodity mining titles with the blockchain technology is the key to a stronger market.

About TrueGoldCoin (TGC)

The TrueGoldCoin (TGC) crypto token represents the return “to the coin roots,” as the project’s Whitepaper states. The fiat currency is gradually losing most of its intrinsic value that was, in the past, linked to gold reserves. In the 1970s, the US government unlinked the US Dollar from the gold stocks, a decision that led to significant imbalances, including increased inflation.

Trying to tackle the imperfections of fiat currency which is not anymore backed by gold reserves in the real sense, TrueGoldCoin (TGC) cryptocurrency works backed up by 1,800 hectares of gold mining rights, meaning that TGC is reliable for all types of investors, including those that come for the outside of the cryptocurrency market.

“Added to the classic governance features offered by tokens in public, decentralized and immutable blockchain networks… is added a clear demonstration of commitment and commitment to stability. Prestigious collaborations with NASA dispel any doubt about the capacity of the TrueGoldCoin team. We find a solid “golden rule” in the founding technical document – We will never issue more than 10% of the calculated value of our gold reserves,” the TrueGoldCoin (TGC) team stated in a press release.

TrueGoldCoin (TGC) ICO Is Now Ongoing

At the moment of the writing, the TrueGoldCoin (TGC) ICO is running. Accordingly, any investors who want to put some money into this project are free to do that. However, keep in mind that TrueGoldCoin (TGC) is backed by actual gold reserves, so the investment is indeed secure, to some extent.

“TrueGoldCoin is not just an initial offer (ICO), or an ICO backed on an asset or a simple AltCoin that was launched to satisfy the moment. No, TrueGoldCoin (TGC) is also backed by real cash to make sure that any TGC holder who wants to exchange their tokens for fiat, the money will be available in the treasury to do so,” stated one of the founders, Enrique Pallares, on IcoHolder.

As it is backed by gold reserves, the TrueGoldCoin (TGC) project is focusing on liquidity since it’s primary purpose is to permit any investors to exchange their TGC cryptocurrency into fiat currency whenever they want. “Exchanges are available, but in building the ecosystem for TGC payments, we need our tokens to be exchangeable for any currency at any time,” said Enrique Pallares.

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Dark Mode Is Rolling Out to Android 9 Pie and Android 8 Oreo for Google Photos

Google is working very hard to introduce the dark mode on its apps and Android OS. The buggiest implementation has been on Google Photos with the new dark mode. The problem is when the dark theme has been shown with a half-black and a half-white interface to Android Q. Also, the dark theme doesn’t have a turn-off setting for the app.

However, the UI issue has been fixed, and now the dark mode is rolling out to Android 9 Pie and Android 8 Oreo for Google Photos. The users that are using Android Pie and Oreo are having now their own system, and the dark theme enabled. If you are curious about the dark theme and if your Android Pie is equipped to receive it, you can do these steps: Go to Settings-Display- Advanced-Device theme – and turn on the dark mode.

Dark Mode Is Rolling Out to Android 9 Pie and Android 8 Oreo for Google Photos

On the other hand, you can always switch the themes automatically if you pick one dim wallpaper. The automatically turn will be used if you are an Oreo Android user, because the update doesn’t support manually selecting. So you can try your Google Photos and see the settings if they are switching off and on. Of course, this server-side change can last a little until the app is doing the job for you. So maybe using the latest version of the app could be helpful for you.

Also, if you didn’t know, the apps are connected, so maybe using the dark mode on another Google app, such as Messages, this action can trigger Google Photos as well. On the other hand, Google Photos doesn’t come with a toggle for its own dark mode in a system setting. Finally, take note that if you are an Android 9 Pie or Android 8 Oreo user, you can now take advantage of the dark mode for Google Photos.

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Firefox 67 Update Comes With New Filters and Privacy Extensions To Block Annoying Content

If you are using Mozilla Firefox, then you must know the latest features regarding the privacy. The company has added for the desktop version of Firefox, new privacy features. You can now enable tracker protection, block content, and you now have a password manager and other optional security and privacy extensions in Firefox 76. If you have downloaded the new upgrade for Firefox, then the features are set on by default, but you will also need to enable and configure some features.

Before we start to explain how to do the changes, you must check if you have the latest Firefox version installed. You can do that by going to Options, from the three-stacked line above, and scroll until you find Firefox Updates. If the Firefox is updated, you don’t have to do anything, if not you will choose to install it manually. After that, click on Restart your Firefox for Update.

Firefox 67 comes with new filters, privacy extensions, and other features

Firefox 67 launched with a whole bunch of new functions, mostly related to security and privacy. Here’s the complete list of the new features in Firefox 67:

  • Security and Privacy Options – with this change, you will have shortcuts to new content such as blocking settings and other privacy options in the list.
  • Cookie Protection and Content Blocking – with this new feature, Firefox will block content from third-party trackers and cookies as well. You can choose the option where all cookies are being auto-deleted when the browser is being closed. A lot of settings can be found on Options-Privacy & Security, such as Standard level of protection, Strict, or Custom for new users.
  • Privacy Extensions – the browser will support new add-ons for your browser regarding security and privacy.
  • Password Manager – with the new desktop edition of Firefox Lockwise extension, the browser will store and manage all your passwords. The feature is useful because all the passwords and usernames will be saved without another extension, and they will sync with your mobile too.
  • Monitor Dashboard – with this feature, Firefox will search to see if your email addresses have ever been compromised. You can add the Monitor dashboard on your browser, and you will receive alerts if your addresses are being compromised.
  • Facebook Container add-on – with this browser extension, Facebook is being kept away from other activities on your browser. After installing it, you will no longer see the share, like button on other sites.

Firefox 67 update is already available, and you can download and install it.

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macOS Catalina Announced By Apple At WWDC19

Apple offered a wealth of announcement during the recent Worldwide Developer Conference, the WWDC19. The announcement of macOS Catalina, the upcoming update for the popular operating system has made lots of fans happy since a variety of changes will be implemented to make the user experience even better than it already is.

Bye-bye, iTunes

One of the biggest changes implies the removal of the iTunes app. The useful but rather lackluster app will be replaced with three standalone apps: Apple Music, Apple Podcasts, and Apple TV. iTunes was released in 2001 as a program which aimed to help users to save and manage their music. In 18 years, several updates brought a variety of new features, including the ability purchase music and videos, a library which included an assortment of media content ranging from music and movies to podcasts and e-books and the ability to synchronize content across several Apple devices.

Since the app incorporated and provided most of the digital entertainment assets users were forced to use it even if they didn’t like. The decision to create standalone apps will be appreciated by users who favor a specific type of media content and don’t wish to mingle with something else.

iPad apps on macOS Catalina

During the even, a new developer feature was announced in the form of the Project Catalyst development tool. App developers will have to option to use the new tool to port native iPad apps to macOS without facing annoying issues. The main goal is to support developers who wish to develop apps for both platforms. Mac users will have the chance to gain access to an increased selection of macOS apps, which has he potential to increase productivity and while also offering the convenience of using the same apps across several devices.

Also, new Sidecar feature will allow users to use an iPad as a secondary screen and drawing tablet for their macOS device. The upcoming macOS Catalina update will be released in the fall.

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Dark Mode for iOS is already available on unc0ver’s jailbreak version 3.2

The new iOS 13 has been officially announced, and its Dark Mode feature is the main element people are anxiously waiting for. The mode is said to be a working system-wide and on all the native applications. The feature won’t, however, be available until later this year, but thanks to unc0ver developing team, a jailbreak that features it has been released. The version of the jailbreak is numbered 3.2.

As if to take over the reported addition of Dark Mode in the iOS 13, hacking team unc0ver has released their version 3.2 of the jailbreak at the beginning of this month. The release of the jailbreak came a few days before the 2019 WWDC, and it has been found that the rumor is correct. The mode is going to be available for the iPhone, but it will take a few months for users to have access to it.

However, jailbreak fans have an alternative, as the hacking leader @Pwn20wnd and unc0ver his team has released the version 3.2. By offering the newest jailbreak tool, the team also enabled users to a user interface that is not sanctioned by Apple. Unc0ver has therefore decided to mirror a feature that Apple has announced with the upcoming iOS 13.

Apple stated that the Dark Mode was created to offer an excellent viewing experience, particularly in low-light environments. Dark Mode is a feature with system-wide function, and it will be incorporated on native iOS applications but third-party apps as well. However, non-Apple applications have to be re-coded by their developers to allow the feature to function on iOS 13.

Unc0ver’s Dark Mode has the same difficulty, as the incorporation of the feature will depend on the update to be performed by apps and adjustments providers on Cydia. Still, Dark Mode on a jailbreak already is the sure evidence that Apple is sometimes lagging behind independent developers.

Apple has claimed that even though iOS 13 can be installed on the majority of its devices, there are a few models that will be exempted. This means that the upcoming iOS 13 will not be available for install on the iPhone 5S, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, and the iPod Touch beginning with the sixth generation and down.

The jailbreak tool which contains the Dark Mode, however, will be available on devices running on iOS versions 11.0 to 12.1.2.

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