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Facebook hit out at the US antitrust watchdog in a new court filing that argued the purported lack of direct evidence and data.
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Facebook hit out at the US antitrust watchdog in a new court filing that argued the purported lack of direct evidence and data.
While Twitter hasn't taken any action based on the request, Hyderabad Police going after the messenger isn't a one-off incident.
The US Senate hearing was held following recent revelations that Facebook knew details about Instagram's influence on teens.
The draft regulations target algorithms used by tech companies to fine-tune their recommendations and drive business.
Under the new policy, claims like vaccines containing tracking devices will not be tolerated but there are some exceptions too.
The social media platform was slow to comply with the controversial rules, even risking its safe harbour status at one point.
Authorities in at least 48 countries pursued new rules for tech companies on content, data, or competition over the past year.
The joint parliamentary panel is considering several amendments to the PDP Bill, including a change in its very name.
The popular video-sharing platform has caught the attention of regulators who will investigate its compliance with the GDPR.
In its interim order, the court found substance in the petitioner's arguments on press freedom and constitutional violations.
