The culmination of day one was Mark Zuckerberg\u2019s keynote. He spent most of his stage time promoting the generous initiative to make the Internet and all services it brings available for the majority of people around the world. According to Zuckerberg, only one third of the current population has Internet access, while others are limited by finances, illiteracy or the absence of a mobile network in their region. The Internet.org<\/a> initiative, co-founded by Ericsson, Facebook, MediaTek, Nokia, Opera, Qualcomm and Samsung will try to address these challenges. Of course, there were questions about the recent Whatsapp acquisition<\/a>. Mark confirmed that Whatsapp will operate independently, without major disruptions, e.g. the introduction of advertisements or the removal of privacy features. The current practice of deletion of delivered messages from the server will remain in place. In addition, Zuckerberg stated that the Whatsapp team should concentrate on service improvement and user based growth for the next five years. Whatsapp founder Jan Koum told reporters earlier that day that voice calls will be implemented in Whatsapp soon.<\/p>\n What do cheap Nokia phones and Internet.org have in common? Both introduce a new audience to the Internet. While exciting and useful, the Internet is a dangerous place as well, and Internet.org founders should think about educating the next billion users \u2013 to teach them how to navigate through the Web, to communicate properly and to avoid any trouble, like phishing.<\/p>\n Most security vendors introduced their improved versions of mobile security<\/a> or mobile device management<\/a> apps. However, the hottest topic from a consumer standpoint is biometrics. Following Apple\u2019s path, both hardware and software vendors demonstrate their proposition to replace all those inconvenient and often unreliable passwords<\/span>.<\/p>\n![\"Nokia-X-Family-e1393247488432\"](\"https:\/\/media.kasperskydaily.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/86\/2014\/02\/05192251\/Nokia-X-Family-e1393247488432.png\")
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