The Biden campaign is betting big on abortion rights as a major driver in this year’s presidential election, though the issue will not be a silver bullet.
Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One finally came to theaters last year after a longer than expected wait due to COVID. If you decided to wait for it to hit streaming, good news: it’s hitting Paramount+ next Friday, January 25.
After a short period of worrying silence, NASA said on Saturday night that it was able to regain contact with the Ingenuity helicopter. The autonomous aircraft unexpectedly ceased communications with the Perseverance rover, which relays all transmissions between Ingenuity and Earth, on Thursday during its 72nd flight on Mars. It had already been acting up prior to this, having cut its previous flight short for an unknown reason, and NASA intended to do a systems check during the latest ascent.
Good news today: We’ve reestablished contact with the #MarsHelicopter after instructing @NASAPersevere to perform long-duration listening sessions for Ingenuity’s signal.
The team is reviewing the new data to better understand the unexpected comms dropout during Flight 72. https://t.co/KvCVwhZ5Rk
— NASA JPL (@NASAJPL) January 21, 2024
The space agency said in an update posted on X that it’s now reviewing the data from Ingenuity to understand what happened. Perseverance picked up its signal after the team instructed it to perform “long-duration listening sessions.” Ingenuity has experienced blackouts before, as recently as last year, and was able to return to flight. But it’s too early to say if that will be the case this time. The mini helicopter is already running well past the original timeline of its mission.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/nasa-says-its-reestablished-contact-with-the-ingenuity-mars-helicopter-165728606.html?src=rss
Password Manager Statistics: Amid cyber crimes, protecting one’s social or banking accounts is as important as protecting the identity. We live in a world where passwords have become a daily requirement for everything you log in. Starting from smart homes with passkeys to let you in, to smartphones, social networking accounts, baking, and whatnot!
However, managing and remembering passwords is not in everybody’s scope. Therefore to fulfill the requirement, we have password managers. But, is it safe to use? Many people do not even know how these apps come in handy. Let’s understand, what Password Manager Statistics are telling us about the recent insights.
A password manager is a software or application that manages all your passwords. It can store passwords for every website you need, and share it with your family securely. A password manager can auto-fill your passwords on the browser whether you remember it or not. However, password manager applications are managed by third parties, and many people around the world are still doubtful about privacy and security. There are still many people who choose to write down their passwords on sticky notes or just believe in their memories. But, on average a human has 100 passwords and how is he supposed to remember it all?
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According to Password Manager Statistics, the majority of the people who do not use any password manager apps, believe in their current system (38%), followed by those not willing to pay subscription charges for the same (32%). Only 21% of the people stated that they did not know where to get started with the app.
(Reference: statista.com)
If we look at the above chart, it is clear that in 2022, people started using Google Password Manager more as compared to 2021. However, other applications share almost similar percentages in terms of usage in both years. However, the top three Password Managers such as Google Password Manager (23%), iCloud Keychain (17%), and Bitwarden (10%) have generated more customer base in 2022.
(Reference: statista.com)
As of 2023, LastPass is the leading password management software around the world having a 23.3% market share. However, looking at the other software, 1Password (4.5%) and Dashlane (3.96%) are the other two trending ones.
(Reference: security.org)
Considering the above chart, the majority of people prefer to use it on their mobile phones as compared to laptops/desktops, tablets, and other similar devices. Users continued to use the software majorly on their mobile devices for the last 3 years as studied by Password Manager Statistics.
(Reference: statista.com)
According to Password Manager Statistics, the global password management market is expected to hit $7.13 by 2030. Between 2022 and 2023 the global market will experience steady growth.
(Reference: statista.com)
According to password manager users, 50% of them felt it is a good way to protect digital information while forgetting the password was the secondary reason (44%). Other users shared that, they use it at work (31%), heard about it in the news (22%), and wanted to share the password with family (16%). Only 15% of global users started using it after their accounts were hacked.
| Country | Percentage of adults using a password manager |
| UK | 26% |
| US | 23% |
| Spain | 21% |
| Germany | 20% |
| Australia | 20% |
| Japan | 17% |
| France | 15% |
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As studied by Password Manager Statistics, a greater number of users are using password manager apps in the United Kingdom as compared to other countries resulting in 26%, followed by the United States of America (23%) and Spain (21%). Germany and Australia share the same number of users resulting in 20%. Whereas Japan and France have 17% and 15% of the users located.
(Reference: security.org)
The usage of password manager has increased in 2023 by 13% reaching 34%, which was 21% in 2022. However, the number of users who prefer to memorize the passwords hasn’t changed in both years (41%). 27% of people chose to save their passwords on a browser while 30% wrote them down on paper in 2023. In addition, 10% of the users used a physical password device/security passkey in 2023.
(Reference: security.org)
According to Password Manager Statistics 2023, the top 3 prevailing reasons to use a password manager is having more passwords and making it easy to remember (68%), logging in multiple devices (53%), and generating more complex passwords (45%).
(Reference: security.org)
More than 50% of the users are using the password manager software free of charge resulting in 63% in 2023. However, on average 8% of people are paying between $1 to $60 for the subscription. There are 3% of users paying more than $60.
As shown by Password Manager Statistics, there are still many users who find it hard to believe third-party password managers. However, there is a good side and a bad side to everything. The good thing about password managers is that they can help you auto-fill passwords for every website you choose, and the bad side is you don’t know if it is vulnerable to password theft.
Let’s take an example here, even if we write down on a piece of paper, what if you misplace it or the piece of paper is stolen by any unknown person? It is the same kind of thing in the digital world. The only safe place to remember a password is your MEMORY!
The United Nations agency for gender equality estimates at least 16,000 Palestinian women and children have been killed since Oct. 7.
Like with Tron 3, the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again is getting back into production starting next week. The series, which was originally slated to come out this spring, found itself in need of a creative reboot with new hands behind the wheel, and it seems Disney’s liked what writer Dario Scardapane and directors…
Inflatable Tent Statistics: As of reports, the global market size of the high–pressure Inflatable Tents is expected to reach above $765.8 million by the end of 2028. This is a different kind of tent and the frame has been designed with the structural mechanics principle in which the airbag is expanded in the form of a rigid column through an organic combination to support the tent frame. The market is segmented by types of frame-type inflatable tents and monolithic inflatable tents. The market is progressing rapidly around the world.
These Inflatable Tent Statistics include insights from various aspects that provide light on how fast the Inflatable Tents industry is growing in recent days.
This is a segment of camping shelters but the main difference between inflatable tents are absence of poles and are the most effective options for outdoor trips. In recent days, people who are camping freaks have more towards camping and mostly prefer inflatable tents due to their beneficial features such as portability, durability, easy setup, versatility, and eco-friendly usage.
(Source: market.us)
(Source: market.us)
protection for increased resistance to sun exposure.
As of today, after completing the article on Inflatable Tent Statistics it can be stated that this offers a huge amount of benefit and features for outdoor enthusiasts around the world. The market share of this industry is enhancing enormously and by the end of 2031, the global market size of integral inflatable text is supposed to reach above $1620.56 million.
The market of inflatable tents is also termed as the game changer in the world of outdoor adventures. This article includes possible statistics that are explained above elaborately and hopefully will help in gaining basic knowledge about the topic.
The level of death, destruction and displacement is already without precedent in the decades-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Like with Tron 3, the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again is getting back into production starting next week. The series, which was originally slated to come out this spring, found itself in need of a creative reboot with new hands behind the wheel, and it seems Disney’s liked what writer Dario Scardapane and directors…
Like with Tron 3, the upcoming Daredevil: Born Again is getting back into production starting next week. The series, which was originally slated to come out this spring, found itself in need of a creative reboot with new hands behind the wheel, and it seems Disney’s liked what writer Dario Scardapane and directors…
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