We have already written more than once about strange situations with bots: either the Facebook management will be called scum and threaten to leave the social network , or they will discover likes from dead people . This time, a network of bots has appeared in the Russian segment of the social network, increasing likes on popular pages.

Author: Alexey Elfimov Facebook finally refused to open API access to the Wonder application, after which Yandex decided to temporarily remove it from the App Store. This was reported by TechCrunch . After negotiations with Facebook, Yandex published an official message in which it said that representatives of the social network refused to open access to the site's API.

Author: Pavel Fedorov The presentation of the new function is expected in the spring of 2013. Several media outlets reported this, citing their sources. AdAge . reports that subscription prices for the first paid channels will range from $1 to $5 per month In addition to paying for access to content that is published serially, YouTube plans to set a fee for viewing video categories such as live broadcasts, self-improvement videos and financial tips.

Fake accounts of American, international and Russian airlines promised free tickets to the first few thousand followers on Instagram. The divorce reached Mother Russia only three months later, but the native scammers turned out to be a little more greedy for followers, and the Russians were more trusting. Today, a parade of freebie lovers took place on Russian Instagram.

Author: Gennady Zavolokin Detailed cartographic information about one of the most closed states in the world first appeared online. Until the end of January 2013, a visual interactive map of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea was not publicly available. Any tourist visiting this state follows strictly defined routes under the supervision of local guides and intelligence services.