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Social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and others, have failed to comply with the new legal rules set by the govt
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Hyderabad: The Andhra Pradesh police have advised people visiting AP from other States or vice versa to plan their travel keeping in mind the lockdowns being enforced in different States. In a press release issued by the Director General of Police, Andhra Pradesh on Monday, the police asked people planning to travel to AP to […]
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The company said it has taken a tough stance over data scraping. Scraping is the automated collection of data from a website or app.
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Realising these ordeals of the underprivileged, a group of seven kind-hearted women from Mancherial have decided to contribute their mite to Covid patients
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The revised privacy policy of WhatsApp is a reminder for India to put in place a robust data protection policy
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Khammam: The Zilla Parishad Chairman, Lingala Kamalaraj, on Friday said some persons had created fake social media accounts on his name to damage his reputation. In a statement here, he said some miscreants have created profiles on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social media platforms in his name and spreading hateful comments against others with […]
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The restricted access was due to violating Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000, including content against security of the state and public order.
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The tool was first launched in the US. In India, the social media platform partnered with 33 states and union territories to roll this out in their respective jurisdictions. It will give health departments
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The maximum period for which one may be detained under the NSA is 12 months, but the term can be extended if the government finds fresh evidence.
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Facebook's recent ad campaign on Eid focuses on a man who lost his parents to Covid-19 and is left all alone at home on the festival.
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The update brings the post creator to the web version of Instagram which was previously only available on the mobile Instagram website besides the official app, 9To5Google, citing developer and app analyst Alessandro Paluzzi, reported.
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The court rejected Facebook's claims that the privacy regulator had given it too little time to respond or issued a judgment prematurely
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Facebook said in a statement on Tuesday that over the course of the pandemic, it has removed more than 16 million pieces of content from its apps for breaking rules on COVID-19 and vaccine misinformation.
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It's another way to express yourself on Instagram and the feature is now available in a few countries today with plans for more. The company, however, did not specify which countries have this feature at the moment.
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Most of the privacy problems arise because of spyware applications, which let a person secretly monitor and record information about your phone activity
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The news of the 35-year-old actor's death comes just a day after he posted on Facebook saying he could have been saved had he received proper treatment and he will be born again soon
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"For people impacted by this bug, they saw their stories that were re-sharing posts disappear and their archive and highlights stories were missing," Mosseri informed.
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WhatsApp had faced severe backlash over user concerns that data was being shared with parent company Facebook.
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In Palestine, Facebook removed 447 Facebook accounts, 256 Pages, 17 Groups, and 54 Instagram accounts from Palestine that targeted primarily Palestine, and to a lesser extent Lebanon, Turkey, Syria, and Qatar.
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Captions have been available in IGTV and the Threads app, and Instagram said it's adding them to Stories and Reels to make them more efficient and inclusive to watch.