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In her complaint, the 32-year-old woman told the police that she came into contact with the suspect, Mahendra Vardhan, through Facebook, after which they exchanged phone numbers and maintained regular communication.
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Zuckerberg took the stand for the third day in the trial, wrapping up his testimony as the first witness Wednesday afternoon. He took questions from Meta attorney Mark Hansen, who has argued that his client hardly has a monopoly in social media, as the FTC claims, and still faces stiff global competition.
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Although minor hiccups for apps are not uncommon, such a wide array of disruptions across unrelated platforms raises eyebrows
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SEBI has observed a rise in securities market-related frauds across several social media platforms, including YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), WhatsApp, Telegram, as well as on the Google Play Store and Apple Store.
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They create two fake accounts to extract money from social media users
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Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp parent company Meta announced a new 50,000 Km undersea cable project 'Waterworth' to enhance digital connectivity between India and the US
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The antidote to shallow connections is not to abandon social media but to recalibrate its role in our lives
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According to the report, 92.3 percent of children aged 14 to 16 years know how to use a smartphone. While 61 percent utilize it for educational purposes, a significant 82.5 percent are engaged in social media browsing. This shift in smartphone usage has sparked concerns about its impact on students' academic performance.
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Producer Scott Rudin informed the actor, on behalf of Sony's lawyers, that he cannot visit the Facebook (now Meta) founder due to a variety of legal reasons
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has posted a reel on Facebook recently, where Sri Lanka's Shashini Gimhani has bowled with her left arm and right arm in the same over against India during the ICC Under 19 World Cup Match of India Vs Sri Lanka
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A photo was recently shared on Facebook claiming that Rs 5,000 currency note was about to be released by the Reserve Bank of India. The caption, originally in Hindi, read: “New note of five thousand rupees to be released very soon; RBI gave information”
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Last November, Competition Commission of India had imposed a penalty of Rs 213.14 crore on Meta for unfair business ways with respect to WhatsApp privacy policy update done in 2021
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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg criticized fact-checkers, claiming they were "too politically biased" and had eroded trust rather than building it. He expressed Meta's renewed focus on free expression and promised simpler policies to reduce moderation errors. "It's time to get back to our roots," Zuckerberg declared, signaling a shift towards fostering less restrictive online communication.
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The overhauling of content-moderation policy signals that the social media giant is entering a more partisan political era
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In a Facebook post, Honey Rose wondered whether it was acceptable for someone to insult a woman based on their perceived superiority due to wealth. However, she did not disclose the identity of the person she is accusing
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14,746 complaints were related to WhatsApp, 7,651 against Telegram, 7,152 against Instagram, 7,051 against Facebook, and 1,135 against YouTube till March 2024, says MHA report
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With promises of providing relief from all the worries under the sun, "babas," "tantriks," "godmen," "sorcerers," and "black magic experts" have now turned to social media to market their "mystical powers"
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People are mistakenly assuming leopards as tigers due to lack of familiarity with wildlife even as the risk factor is almost similar when they attack humans and cattle or are sighted.
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Thanveer Ahmed, who runs a news channel on YouTube and Facebook, demanded Rs 1 lakh for removing the content about the family
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Meta has announced that users of Facebook and Instagram in Europe can opt for less of personalised advertisements, if they preferred not to pay for ad free subscription.