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The company which currently has 1,300 employees hired over 550 people last year and witnessed a three times business growth in the pandemic-hit year.
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The US should copy the new media code instead, Smith said, stressing that he and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reached out to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and explained that "even if Google wanted to leave Australia, we would stay".
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The social network also blocked 6.4 million pieces of organised hate content in the October-December period from its main platform, up from 4 million in Q3.
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"We've been connecting people through audio and video technologies for many years and are always exploring new ways to improve that experience for people," A Facebook spokesperson was quoted as saying in the report on Wednesday.
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The Shop Pay option will first be available to Instagram users and will roll out on Facebook Shops, the social media company's platform for small businesses, in the next few weeks.
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With the help of algorithm, Reels that are mostly covered by text, are blurry, have a watermark or logo, or have a border around it won't be recommended as frequently.
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The internet has become a lifeline and there have been times where young people have spent the majority of their day online during homeschooling.
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The social network said in a statement late on Monday that the move is taken after consultations with leading health organisations, including the WHO.
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According to an investigation by cyber security firm Kaspersky, India ranks first with 603 infections in January on the list of infected countries by this particular malware.
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The ban has been enforced by seeking undertakings from each soldier and officer across the country, that they have deleted their accounts and they have not installed any of the applications on their phones.
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The guide is aimed at helping young people to be safe, by informing parents about all the safety features that exist on the platform.
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Netblocks, which tracks social media disruptions and shutdowns, confirmed the loss of Twitter service starting 10 PM.
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MPT, a leading state-owned telecom operator, has blocked Facebook as well as Messenger, Instagram and WhatsApp on its network, reports NetBlocks that tracks global internet usage.
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According to a TechCrunch report, navigating with vertical swipes up and down would make Stories experience more like Reels, recently launched by Facebook to compete with the Chinese short-video making app.
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Some countries are protesting because they have huge domination in that kind of activity whether it is Facebook, Google or Amazon, he added.
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The new experiment is to see how it changes engagement with the popular feature.
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Individuals are not informed about the way our personal data is collected, analysed and shared
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The upcoming privacy changes in Apple iOS 14 update will inform users about tracking by third-party advertisers and ask them if they want to allow it.
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The mobile carrier said it will offer the device in South Korea on Tuesday as an extension of its partnership with the US social media giant in 2019.
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First Cradle, brainchild of Maheeja Vallabhaneni, provides different types of cradles on rental basis