Tech Talks | Latch WebHooks: implement a webhooking system in your application

How to use Artificial Intelligence to delete or replace copyrighted songs in Youtube

No, this is not a tutorial in which I’m going to teach you how to use Artificial Intelligence to delete copyrighted songs from your Youtube videos, because it is so simple that it does not deserve a tutorial. I’ve seen it on my Youtube channel and it jumped out at me because in some talks ...

Tech Talks | Discover Latch with our demo platform

In this webinar, Yaiza Rubio, Product Manager of Latch, presents WireBank, an online service in which Latch has been integrated and that can serve as an example to know the full potential of our authorisation controls. Don’t miss it! Download the Latch App on Android or iOS before you start watching this video and follow ...

How to detect and block phishing on your computer

Imagine you receive an urgent email from your bank asking you to confirm your details to avoid your account being blocked. It looks totally legitimate, it has the logo, the corporate colours, and there is nothing strange about it. Without thinking, you click on the link and log in, and within minutes, your information is ...

The future of NFTs: Royalties and copyright 

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, have gained notoriety in the digital ecosystem by offering a new way to verify and own unique digital assets. While the focus was initially on their speculative value, discussions are moving towards crucial issues such as royalties and copyright. These two aspects will determine the future of NFTs and their ability ...

TU Wallet Cryptocurrency AppStore for iPhone

Today, I’m flying all night to get to Buenos Aires (Argentina) to participate in the next Ekoparty. Ekoparty 20thI’m just going to bring you an update to confirm that the TU Wallet cryptocurrency app that we launched at the last Telefónica Innovation Day is now available on iOS for iPhone. The app has all the ...

What are TU Latch plugins and SDKs and what are they for?

Imagine you are responsible for defining and implementing a Zero Trust strategy in your company.  The name of this security model was coined in 2010 by John Kindervag after he identified the need not to trust any user or device to access a resource until their identity was verified. The philosophy was completely changed and ...