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CyberSecurity
Governments from all over the world submitted 128,617 requests for information on Facebook users in 2019
Society
Facebook also it removed more than 99 percent of content related to terror network al-Qaeda and the Islamic State
Smartphones
When you're scrolling through the Facebook app on your iPhone, the social network could be using your camera, according to some users
Technology
Reports suggest that Telegram and Signal do not have enough resources and encryption to mitigate cyber-attacks.
Technology
The social media giant has rolled out a new setting update that enables users to customize the shortcut bar.
Business
'Facebook Pay will make these transactions easier while continuing to ensure your payment information is secure and protected'
Technology
Twitter asked users to participate in a survey before formulating a new policy to ban the spread of deepfakes.
Tech & Trend
Brian Acton said that people should logout and delete Facebook from their lives.
Tech & Trend
WhatsApp users have reported being banned from the platform for being participants in groups with suspicious or malicious names
Technology
Leading social media and tech firms -- Google and Facebook -- have come under the scanner for their failure to safeguard data privacy laws and contain spread of misinformation
Technology
Google has been reportedly holding several discussions to change its political ad policy
Technology
American whistleblower Edward Snowden lashed out at Facebook, Google and Amazon for propagating business models based on abuse.
Internet
Facebook has been alleged multiple times for promoting discriminatory ads on its platform earlier in 2016
Technology
The third-party app lets users track the activity of other users.
Business
Cognizant employs nearly 300,000 employees globally. 75 percent of the workforce is based in India.
Technology
The users who install the new version of the WhatsApp messaging application will have to scan a fingerprint to open the application
Social Media
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has defended his decision to allow politicians to spread false information on its social media platform.
Technology
Facebook has been found guilty of failing to safeguard users' data, by allowing Cambridge Analytica to harvest data of more than 87 million people worldwide without their consent
Politics
Twitter's chief financial officer tweeted separately on Wednesday that the microblogging site made less than $3 million from political ads in 2018.
Internet
Tech giant Google said it launched a 'Paper Phone' application to tackle the menace of digital addiction among people.