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The Samsung Galaxy A51 has begun to receive certain camera features that were expected to be included in the previous One UI 2.1 update. Some of these features which include Single Take, Night hyperlapse and My filters have started rolling out to the Galaxy A51 in firmware version A515FXXU3BTF4 in Malaysia.
The update also brings the June 2020 security patch along with the three new camera updates. The Single Take mode lets users capture videos and photos for 10 seconds while the My filter mode allows users add different filters on their photos. The Night hyperlapse is useful for low light videos on the Samsung Galaxy A51.
Samsung Galaxy A51 with punch hole selfie camera
These camera features were supposed to roll out with the One UI 2.1 update in early May with firmware version A515FXXU3BTD4. The latest Samsung A51 update will also bring a number of bug fixes, performance improvements and device stability improvements.
The A515FXXU3BTF4 update is not particularly heavy at 336MB and brings the June 1, 2020 security patch. You can check to see if you have received this update over-the-air by going to Settings and then clicking Software Update . As at the time of this report, the update has rolled out in Malaysia but it is not yet certain what other regions will receive this update next.
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Author:Alfa Baye
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Brazil’s central bank has suspended a recently launched payment system from WhatsApp that lets users transfer funds through chats. The country’s central bank stated that rolling out this payment system without prior analysis by the monetary authority could affect Brazil’s payment system, as this decision was taken to preserve an adequate functioning environment while ensuring a functional system that is fast, interchangeable, secure, transparent, open and cheap.
This system was rolled out nationwide last week and was expected to make payments easier for local businesses. A spokesperson for WhatsApp made it known that the messaging service will still keep on working with the central bank and local partners to provide digital payments for its users in Brazil.
Certain reports say that WhatsApp launched its Brazil services without authorization from the central bank, operating as an intermediary between financial institutions and users. Some observers believe that this suspension is the right option for now, citing privacy concerns. Others however believe that the authorities may have overreacted and should have afforded the service more time.
With increasing concerns over the volume of valuable user data available to tech giants in the digital space today, the suspension of this service may be a step in the right direction, especially as more users are concerned about their privacy in a fast-growing digital world.
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