"A BBC investigation has revealed that 80 per cent of child abuse images it reported to Facebook were not removed. Facebook responded to the allegations by requesting the BBC send examples of the material to it, then reporting the team to the authorities for sending them."
Edit: The title previously read (I am paraphrasing) "BBC finds FB failed to remove child abuse. FB reports BBC to authorities."
Depends on what you call disable. Tapping in the control center will disconnect from WiFi but the phone will then connect automatically to any other network it knows.
My main complaint with iOS(12) is that there is no quick way to disable WiFi. It's frustrating having to go to Settings -> WiFi multiple times a day for such a simple task.
Some times the networks the phone picks up don't even allow internet access right away, and any apps which requires an internet connection simply stops working.
I get the reasoning for making it easier for people to not waste their data. But I don't see why that requires adding so much friction to the rest of us.
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I am an iOS developer at Booking.com, the planet’s #1 accommodation site. We are looking to bring people from anywhere in the world to work for us at our headquarters in Amsterdam.
'Desayuno, comida y cena' is how people refer to the main meals in the Dominican Republic, 'almuerzo' is also used to mean lunch but mostly in formal settings. I also just asked a Colombian friend and he says 'comida' is mostly used to refer to dinner, and 'almuerzo' for lunch.
Edit: He also says 'cena' is a more formal, less common way to refer to dinner.
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