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Koo, an Indian-made social media platform, is being considered a challenger to Twitter of late. Ever since Twitter defied the Indian government’s orders to...
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Koo, an Indian-made social media platform, is being considered a challenger to Twitter of late. Ever since Twitter defied the Indian government’s orders to...
Facebook says it has significantly reduced distribution of all content on pages and profiles run by the Myanmar military, the Tatmadaw, “that have continued...
Facebook’s Oversight Board, the independent body which acts as a court of appeals for the company, has announced its decisions on the first batch...
Facebook’s Oversight Board will be reviewing, at Facebook’s referral, the decision to indefinitely suspend former US President Donald Trump’s from Facebook and Instagram. Trump’s accounts...
Indians visit Wikipedia over 750 million times every month, making the country the fifth largest audience for the website. The 20-year-old online encyclopedia is...
In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, social media platform Parler has claimed that Amazon Web Services (AWS) has used its position to stifle competition...
Between January and June 2020, Twitter received 12,700 information requests from governments and law enforcement agencies around the world, reflecting a significant increase of...
Between January and June 2020, governments and law enforcement agencies in India sent 2,613 information requests to Twitter , more than thrice the amount...
Amazon has cut off Parler from its cloud hosting service for failing to effectively deal with a “steady increase in violent content” and due...
Ajit Mohan, head of Facebook India, told a Parliamentary panel that the company has no reason to act against or take down content from...
