India said it was “pure technical jargon” about a technical vulnerability “and had nothing to do with the fact that the privacy of Indian users had been compromised,” the authorities said.
Twitter is complying with orders to withhold tweets.
Yet another government that wants to be the arbiter of truth.
This new guideline will also ensure the fact that there will be greater scope for competition as all players, either big or small will have access to the customer data.
23 countries deployed internet blackouts 114 times as a control technique in the first six months of 2019 alone.
Only half a dozen out of the 50 most popular Kashmiri newspapers are still publishing.
YouTube is continuing to chip away at features that allow fans to interact with creators on the site.
Many have commended Telegram to its commitments to privacy – but some have suggested it should make exceptions for terrorist incidents.
It’s not the first time India has proposed the idea, but it’s closer than ever to becoming a reality.
SMS has always been considered an insecure option for receiving codes. However, Facebook’s reputation with privacy has to be considered.
App-stores acting like border control, governments censoring users, on apps that impose “content filters” while covertly harvesting our data.
Twitter uses will be able to report tweets that it feels are misleading during election periods.
YouTube moves one step closer to becoming an arbiter of truth by adding fact-checks and hoax alerts to its search results for topics that it deems to be spreading misinformation.
India said it was “pure technical jargon” about a technical vulnerability “and had nothing to do with the fact that the privacy of Indian users had been compromised,” the authorities said.
Twitter is complying with orders to withhold tweets.
Yet another government that wants to be the arbiter of truth.
This new guideline will also ensure the fact that there will be greater scope for competition as all players, either big or small will have access to the customer data.
23 countries deployed internet blackouts 114 times as a control technique in the first six months of 2019 alone.
Only half a dozen out of the 50 most popular Kashmiri newspapers are still publishing.
YouTube is continuing to chip away at features that allow fans to interact with creators on the site.
Many have commended Telegram to its commitments to privacy – but some have suggested it should make exceptions for terrorist incidents.
It’s not the first time India has proposed the idea, but it’s closer than ever to becoming a reality.
SMS has always been considered an insecure option for receiving codes. However, Facebook’s reputation with privacy has to be considered.
App-stores acting like border control, governments censoring users, on apps that impose “content filters” while covertly harvesting our data.
Twitter uses will be able to report tweets that it feels are misleading during election periods.
YouTube moves one step closer to becoming an arbiter of truth by adding fact-checks and hoax alerts to its search results for topics that it deems to be spreading misinformation.
