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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14968 · Jul 16
#java#database#hbase#java The Apache License 2.0 is a free and permissive open-source license that lets you use, modify, and share software for any purpose, including commercial use. You can distribute original or changed versions without paying royalties, but you must include the original copyright notice, the license text, and disclose any major changes you make. This license also grants patent rights and protects contributors from liability. Its flexibility allows you to use open-source code in your own projects, even proprietary ones, while ensuring proper credit and legal clarity. This benefits you by giving freedom to innovate and share software safely and legally[1][2][3][4]. https://github.com/apache/hbase
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@CryptoM · Post #65230 · 04/12/2026, 06:30 AM
🚀 XChat to Launch on App Store with Enhanced Privacy Features XChat is scheduled to debut on the App Store on April 17, following nearly a year of testing and development. According to NS3.AI, the app emphasizes user privacy with features such as end-to-end encryption, no advertisements, and no tracking. #XChat#AppStore#PrivacyFeatures#EndToEndEncryption#NoAds#NoTracking#NS3AI#AppLaunch
@CryptoM · Post #65386 · 04/13/2026, 04:05 AM
🚀 Telegram CEO Criticizes WhatsApp's Encryption Practices Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has criticized WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption, labeling it as a 'massive consumer fraud.' According to ChainCatcher, Durov highlighted that approximately 95% of private messages are stored in unencrypted backups on Apple and Google servers. Durov expressed concerns that this situation poses a risk to user privacy. Despite WhatsApp's claims of using end-to-end encryption for message transmission, the backup mechanism fails to ensure complete encryption of user information. His remarks have sparked industry attention regarding privacy protection measures in mainstream communication applications. #Telegram#WhatsApp#Encryption#Privacy#DataSecurity#PavelDurov#CyberSecurity#MessagingApps#TechNews#EndToEndEncryption