The website, StarCon, is modeled on the famous social network, but in its North Korean incarnation is known as “Best Korea’s Social Network”.
Shortly after being spotted online, a clone of the Facebook social network apparently set up in North Korea has been hacked.
The website, StarCon, is modeled on the famous social network, but in its North Korean incarnation is known as “Best Korea’s Social Network”.
Like its multi-billion dollar cousin, according to RT
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Facebook clone StarCon goes live in North Korea
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ForcePhone software brings iPhone 6s’ Force Touch technology to any smartphone
The researchers used ultrasonic waves to replicate the effects of 3D touch without the need for a special screen technology (Source: University of Michigan)
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Like its multi-billion dollar cousin, according to RT -
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Yoo too could watch the Earth-to-space call live on NASA’s Facebook page.
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It will be the first quantum communication through a satellite in the world. (image for representational purpose only)
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Facebook's Cousin Spotted in North Korea
Like its multi-billion dollar cousin, according to RT online, the North Korean site allows people from anywhere to register on the website and then upload their profile picture, message friends and upload videos.

