#trust score

[tabithacarlisle]

This game brings out my ocd like crazy! I keep replaying the latest chapters to make sure I get the maximum heist score and trust points. It’s frustrating, but in a fun way :)

[hackandhustlehq]

HOW TROO WILL CHANGE CREDIT SCORES WITH BLOCKCHAIN

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Apple quietly implements ‘trust scores’ based on users’ phone data

Apple has quietly introduced “trust scores” that will be assigned based on how users use their iPhones and other devices, Venture Beat reported. How is the score calculated? The scores are derived by tracking the number of calls and emails made on Apple devices, an update to the company’s privacy policy states. Apple claims the content of the communications is not used, and it can’t tell whom you called or what was said on the calls, Business Insider reported. The score’s only stated purpose is to detect fraud. Apple did not provide specific examples of how this would work. The provision appears in the iTunes Store & Privacy windows of iOS and tvOS devices: To help identify and prevent fraud, information about how you use your device, including the approximate number of phone calls or emails you send and receive, will be used to compute a device trust score when you attempt a purchase. The submissions …

[thesocialbarrel]

Google rolls out faster two-step verification logins for Android and iOS

Google rolls out faster two-step verification logins for Android and iOS

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Two-factor authentication has been a noticeable feature for users who login into their accounts for five years now; but Google says it wants to make it easier. Instead of manually entering a code sent to your phone via SMS or from an authenticator app, Google has now made it faster and easier by introducing a new prompt that you can tap on your phone to approve login requests.

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Understanding Your TrustScore

Your TrustScore is a measurement of your influence and expertise in the Trusted Insight community. Alongwith your Track Record, building your TrustScore is a great way to improve your standing as an institutional investor.

The easiest way to build a TrustScore is making connections with other Institutional Investors. The more you become part of the TI community, the more other members know they can trust you. It also works both ways: when someone connects with you, your Trust Score goes up along with theirs. You can also build your score by sharing your experience—posting and sharing relevant investment news, videos, and other media on Trusted Insight, adding to your portfolio, and building out your profile.

We’re always looking for new ways to help you connect, interact, and share your knowledge and experience on Trusted Insight. Each of these will also help you grow your TrustScore. We’ll tell you about them as we roll them out. Keep an eye on the Trusted Insight Blog and our weekly email updates.