It seems that bad days for Mark Zuckerberg are not going to be over anytime soon. When one thing gets solved, something other adds to the list. The shareholders of Facebook ...
Internet privacy has been one of those issues that constantly divide the populous. Internet privacy and data protection are not words Indians often use. But during these last few days and ...
It is common for world leaders to be in the U.S. at this time of the year. The reason of course is the United Nations General Assembly’s annual session. Most leaders ...
American internet companies have always been eyeing for a bigger share of the pie in the Indian market. For American internet giants like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, the largest markets with ...
Facebook, rechristened as Meta is staring down the bottom of the ad-revenue barrel, ever since Apple came up with a new privacy policy. Apple now requires its apps to ask users ...
Facebook-owned WhatsApp will go ahead with its new hara-kiri privacy policy update despite facing stiff resistance from the public. However, while making the announcement, WhatsApp also confirmed that users were not ...
Moving slowly and steadily into the lives of the common people, gathering information, exploiting privacy, Mark Zuckerberg has finally exposed what was being whispered behind closed doors with the recent WhatsApp ...
Mark Zuckerberg had one dream since Facebook emerged as a global hit – to enter China, considering its largest internet market- in terms of the number of users. Therefore, the restriction ...
India’s banning of TikTok is creating a domino effect. Now, US President Donald Trump too wants to ban the Chinese app that is facing accusations of feeding user data into Chinese ...
On Wednesday, the US House Judiciary Committee called the CEOs of tech giants- Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google in order to question them on killing competition and antitrust. The Congressional panel ...
According to a report by India Today, Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg is worried about the security and privacy of Facebook and fears that if anything falls below the standard in the context ...
Amid growing pressure from liberal advertisers, Mark Zuckerberg has decided that the platform would ‘curb free speech’ and remove content that does not adhere to its ‘community standards’ even if they ...
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