Change ‘addictive design’ of Facebook, Instagram, says EU, Pg14
Brussels demands Meta redesign 'addictive' Facebook, Instagram features like endless scroll, threatening 6% global turnover fine for user harm.
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Brussels demands Meta redesign 'addictive' Facebook, Instagram features like endless scroll, threatening 6% global turnover fine for user harm.
Global terrorism's statistical retreat masks dangerous reorganization, with threats concentrating in conflict zones and borderlands, demanding recalibrated counter-terrorism strategies.
PM Modi praises Australia's minor social media ban, signaling India's intent to legislate age-based restrictions, potentially amending IT Rules 2021 for child protection.
Indian government confronts WhatsApp, Telegram over new username feature, warning of massive online fraud and impersonation risks under IT Act.
Indian government issues stern notice to WhatsApp, demanding explanation for new username feature over grave fraud and impersonation fears, threatening rollout halt.
Union government orders WhatsApp to halt its new username feature, citing grave concerns over potential spam and impersonation risks.
UK's proposed social media ban for under-16s sparks global debate on efficacy, data privacy, and urgent need for robust platform governance.
Delhi High Court upholds temporary Telegram ban over NEET cheating row, affirming government's power to block entire platforms under IT Act Section 69A.
Telegram ban for NEET paper leaks draws fire as critics label it executive overreach, failing to address systemic examination integrity flaws.
Centre blocks Telegram app in India until Monday, citing NTA's request to combat widespread NEET exam cheating rackets.
UK proposes social media ban for under-16s by 2027, following Australia's lead, igniting global debate on child online safety, addictive design, and parental roles.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer mandates social media ban for children under 16, aiming to curb harmful content and excessive screen time.
AI misinformation battle intensifies as India grapples with policy gaps amid rising cybercrimes and digital deceit concerns.
WhatsApp bans 9,400 accounts linked to digital arrests and law enforcement impersonations after Home Ministry intervention.
Proposed IT rule amendments expand government's power over online speech, raising concerns about censorship and bypassing judicial safeguards.
Government's online content blocking soars to 24,000 amid deepfake surge; Section 69A of IT Act increasingly invoked.
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