Meta introduced ZGateway, a proxy layer designed to unify client traffic for ZippyDB, the company's most widely used key-value store. ^[1] Scammers are stealing Vocap accounts to access private messages and defraud friends and family by sending fake links. ^[2] META is trading at $613.25 with Bollinger %B at 0.96, indicating overbought conditions and limited upside room without volatility expansion. ^[3] Stochastic %K (90.94) is deeply overbought, with %D at 72.75, creating a bearish cross that is inevitable. ^[4] The MACD histogram has printed exactly zero, signaling exhausted bullish momentum that drove META from the low $570s to mid-$610s. ^[5] ZGateway enables admission control, load balancing, cross-region resilience, and richer operations that are difficult to implement in individual client binaries. ^[6] ZGateway was developed to manage the sprawl of ZippyDB's client fleet, which consists of more than a million hosts owned by hundreds of teams. ^[7] ZippyDB is the most widely used key-value store at Meta, backing product metadata, counters, and configuration, and can serve billions of operations per second across a globally distributed fleet. ^[8] Meta has launched new protective functions for Vocap, specifically a stronger password option and multi-device Passkeys. ^[9] Meta recommends replacing the standard six-digit PIN with a strong password containing letters, numbers, and special characters. ^[10] Users can now register multiple Passkeys for a single Vocap account to enable biometric or passcode login on multiple devices simultaneously. ^[11] Taker buy/sell ratio of 0.5739 over the last hour shows aggressive sell-side market orders outpacing buy-side aggression by nearly 2:1. ^[12]