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In a world where the likes of the Heartbleed bug threatens digital security, one can’t be sure if the things they send out remain as private as they want it to be. YouTube has clarified that reports of 90-second unskippable ads appearing on TV were not intentional, saying the issue was caused by a bug. Despite the clarification, YouTube has not provided a detailed explanation of how the bug occurred or why it appeared to affect multiple users at the same time. In a statement given by Microsoft, the company mentioned that they are aware of the bug which causes the handset to reboot randomly and is currently working on a fix. Read more in our articles including "Confide’s self-destructing messages now on Android" and "YouTube says 90-second unskippable ads were a bug, fix now rolling out".

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What is heartbleed bug?

In a world where the likes of the Heartbleed bug threatens digital security, one can’t be sure if the things they send out remain as private as they want it to be. YouTube has clarified that reports of 90-second unskippable ads appearing on TV were not intentional, saying the issue was caused by a bug.

What have you covered about heartbleed bug?

Despite the clarification, YouTube has not provided a detailed explanation of how the bug occurred or why it appeared to affect multiple users at the same time. In a statement given by Microsoft, the company mentioned that they are aware of the bug which causes the handset to reboot randomly and is currently working on a fix.

Where can I find articles about heartbleed bug?

Our coverage of heartbleed bug includes: "Confide’s self-destructing messages now on Android"; "YouTube says 90-second unskippable ads were a bug, fix now rolling out"; "Microsoft to fix random restart on WP8". Each article provides unique insights and information.