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Snapchat's daily user count slips to 188 mn

Snapchat's daily active users number shrank 1.5 per cent to 188 million in the second quarter of 2018 -- down from 191 million in the last quarter, its parent company Snap has said.

Although the company's revenue increased 44 per cent to $262 million -- compared to $182 million revenue in Q2 2017 -- it appears that Facebook-owned Instagram "Stories" has stalled Snapchat's growth.


Hands that swing cradle can also climb areca palms!

In every step of their life, women have been time and again proving themselves that they are equally confident and efficient at par with their male counterparts. Now, it is the time of spraying chemical to areca palms.


LATEST HEADLINES

Neeraj Chopra wins Golden Spike meet


Participating in Operation Sindoor doesn't give you immunity: SC in dowry death case


"Gave his father GPA to lead party,”Yatnal’s jibe at Vijayendra on reports of BSY undertaking tours


Ashraf, Rahman murder cases: K'taka govt. considering appointment of S. Balan as special PP


Karnataka Minister BZ Zameer Ahmed Khan rejects EWS housing scheme graft charges, seeks probe


EPFO member may soon be able to withdraw EPF money through ATMs, UPI directly


K'taka Home Minister Parameshwara says his statement was misunderstood, no dearth of funds in state


Karnataka CM meets Sitharaman, seeks pro-growth tax devolution from 16th Finance Commission


Raichur: Man undresses himself,behaves indecently, for being questioned for traveling without ticket


Haveri: First-division contractor brutally murdered


‘Ek Taraf Mohammed, Ek Taraf Krishna’ Shubman Gill’s stump-mic remark goes viral; Watch


CM Siddaramaiah seeks President's nod for 7 key Karnataka bills




Facebook Chief Security Officer departs, joins Stanford University

Facebook's Chief Security Officer Alex Stamos on Thursday made it official to leave the social media platform and join Stanford University as a full-time teacher and researcher.

Facebook eliminates 32 accounts accused of election interference

Facebook announced on Tuesday that it eliminated 32 accounts for what the company described as "coordinated inauthentic behaviour" ahead of the mid-term US congressional elections in November.

WhatsApp rolls out group calling for voice, video

Facebook-owned WhatsApp on Tuesday rolled out its group calling feature -- for both voice and video options -- on iOS and Android devices for its 1.5 billion users.

#PhirDilDoModiKo trends and BJP’s Tajinder Bagga gets trolled

Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga temporarily deactivated his Twitter account late on Saturday after an email ID shared by him on Twitter resulted in a minor embarrassment for the party. With the next general election less than a year away, Bagga tweeted an email address asking people for suggestions for the BJP’s 2019 campaign.  Little did he realise that it would spectacularly backfire.

Twitter may block account for abusive chats during live broadcasts

Twitter is getting tough on those who send abusive comments on its livestreaming platform Periscope as the microblogging site said it would suspend the accounts of such habitual offenders from August 10.

Facebook grooming 7,500 content reviewers for objectionable posts

After facing ire over reports that its moderators protect far-right activists and under-age accounts, Facebook says it is constantly grooming over 7,500 content reviewers how to handle posts related to hate speeches, terror and child sexual exploitation on its platform.

Government's nod awaited to start WhatsApp payment feature in India: Zuckerberg

 Facing intense scrutiny in India over the spread of misinformation and fake news on WhatsApp, its parent company Facebook has said it is waiting for a green signal from the government to roll out peer-to-peer payments feature for over 200 million users on the instant mobile messaging platform.

Facebook may be perpetuating existing social inequalities: Study

People who are unemployed, single and young may be considering to deactivate their Facebook account, according to a study which says that the social media giant may be perpetuating existing social inequalities.

 

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