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Microblogging site Twitter has halted its account verification programme, saying that it needs to work on the application and review process that lets people into the blue check mark club. As per ANI, the change, where
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US House of Reps admits Bill aimed at limiting Apple, Google
A Republican and a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives introduced a bill aimed at reining in powerful app stores run by companies like Apple Inc. and Alphabet Inc.'s Google.
The bill...
Zoom adds new ‘Focus mode’ feature
American video teleconferencing software company Zoom has added a new feature named ‘Focus Mode’ to help teachers reduce distractions for students.
COVID-19 pandemic has indeed...
Twitter transfers India head to US
Twitter has transferred India head Manish Maheshwari, against whom an FIR was registered in Uttar Pradesh in connection with a probe related to a video of an alleged hate crime, to the US.
While the company did not specify any reason for the change, it said M...
Instagram adds new features to protect users from online abuse
Popular photo sharing and video sharing service Instagram has announced a new set of features, particularly for celebrities and high-profile creators, which will ensure that users are protected from abuse on the platform. According to A...
Three Aussie publishers say FB unfairly used their content
Three Australian publishers of lifestyle content said Facebook Inc. used their articles on its just-launched news service after refusing to negotiate licensing deals, and that the country's tough new Internet law has failed to protect them.
Australia this year passed a law that press...