Encrypted messaging platform Telegram has been blocked in Iran, highlighting the regime's concern over its role in organizing widespread unrest that has rippled through the country in recent months, the media reported.
San Francisco, May 1: In a jolt to Facebook, WhatsApp co-founder and CEO Jan Koum has decided to move on amid reports that he had a difference of opinion with parent company Facebook over data privacy, encryption and other issues.
Binny Bansal steps down from board of PhonePe
UP: Over 100 monkeys die of toxic chemical, buried in pit to hide carnage
Woman accused dies by suicide, alleges harassment by investigating officer
London's Gatwick Airport evacuates part of South Terminal due to suspicious item
Septuagenarian allegedly rapes minor girl in Ullal
Cong will win by-polls in Karnataka, form govt with allies in Maharashtra: DK Shivakumar
Thousands of youngsters to recite the Preamble of Constitution at India Gate on Nov 25
Manipur ethnic violence claimed 258 lives since May last year: Security Advisor
Siblings found dead under mysterious circumstances in Bengaluru
Drugs worth Rs 6 crore seized in Bengaluru, five arrested
Delhi LG 'praises' CM Atishi, calls her 'thousand times better than her predecessor' Kejriwal
Centre in SC 'strongly' opposes setting up ex judges panel to monitor stubble burning
Facebook has warned investors that more users' data scandals in the future may adversely affect the social networking giant's reputation and brand image.
An algorithm glitch that showed Prime Minister Narendra Modi's photo as "India's first PM" on Google Search and led to much outrage on Twitter has been fixed.
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Several third-party trackers are abusing Facebook Login, exfiltrating users' data including name, email address, age range, gender, locale and profile photo, a new security research report has claimed.
Bengaluru: With the state heading for the polls in May, Facebook has announced a third-party fact-checking programme here to fight spread of fake news on its platform.
After Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in front of the US Congress last week, the company on Tuesday tried to clarify on questions how it collects data when people are not directly using the website or app.
In what could begin a new era for forensic science, the police in Britain have arrested a drug dealer based on fingerprints they found on a WhatsApp image sent by the criminal to his clients.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has been "betting big" on advances in AI and machine learning.
