It's getting evident that we have to learn to live with a looming threat of the coronavirus. Countries around the world are relaxing restriction on lockdown and opening up their economies, but social distancing norms still need to be followed.

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Most of us are stuck inside our home, we can’t hang out with friends, we can’t step out to shop, we can’t plan a get together with cousins. Like responsible people, we are successfully maintaining social distancing - but at a cost - and that price is our digital footprints.

Are we leaving more digital footprints during coronavirus lockdown?

Over 2.4 million people have been reported to be infected by the novel coronavirus globally. More than 200 countries across the world have declared war on this invisible enemy.

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If there is one app that has shot to fame during the lockdown period, it’s the video-conferencing app zoom. By now, many of you must be using the app for professional or personal reasons.

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These are the testing times. Worldwide, the coronavirus-led lockdowns have not only limited our movement, but also prevented our access to things that we enjoy doing and activities that keep us going - be it going to a gym, attending dance classes or participating in art workshops.

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No matter which part of the world you are living in, chances are you are in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, and stuck indoors for your own good. Some of us may be spending more time meeting our professional targets, others keep themselves occupied with household chores, and then there are those who are utilising this time to nurture their hobbies.

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While most of us are trying to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, it looks like cybercriminals are not on lockdown. Reports suggest that remote office setups have emerged as a new hotbed for hackers.

Working from home? 5 tips to stay safe from hackers

As countries across the world battle the coronavirus pandemic, doctors, nurses and other health care workers are on the front line of the fight against the deadly virus.

Explained: How technology is helping nations combat Coronavirus outbreak

Coronavirus has spread across the globe like wildfire and dozens of new cases are being recorded every day. Also Read: Confirmed coronavirus cases rise to 125 in India By now, everyone knows that the virus enters the body through the eyes, nose, and mouth, which is why frequent and thorough handwashing is recommended as the best protection against infection.

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"I can’t download anything!" "Why is my internet so slow?" "The network is pretty bad here." "It’s taking way too long to load." "I can’t browse properly." These are some things you must have found yourself saying at some point, if you live in India.

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The end of one year of technology means looking forward to the next and better one. The year 2020 has brought another year filled with amazing game-changing technology trends.

Technology trends of 2020: What to expect?

Innovations hit the market every year, some of them flourish, others perish. 2019 too witnessed the rise of many new technologies. As the year wraps up, WION brings you the top 5 tech trends of the year.

Yearender 2019: Top 5 tech trends of the year

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