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Fired From Facebook, Man Starts Own Tech Company, Earns Rs 27 Crore A Year
Mr Kagan said he always dreamed of being rich and knew that the pathway to riches ran through the world of tech.
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Facebook Intentionally Drains Users’ Phone Batteries, Former Employee Claims in Lawsuit: Report
Former Facebook employee George Hayward has reportedly claimed that the app intentionally drains users’ phone batteries in a practice called negative testing. In a lawsuit filed against Facebook parent firm Meta at a Manhattan Federal Court, Hayward, a data scientist, claims that he was fired from his role for refusing to participate in the afore...
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Facebook Live By Flyer Captures Nepal Crash - Sudden Screams, Huge Fire
A cellphone recovered from the wreckage of the Yeti Airlines flight that crashed in Nepal, has been found to capture the final, very disturbing moments of the flight.
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EU Antitrust Chief Appeals for Global Approach Towards Big Tech to Avoid Misuse of Enforcement Gaps
Margrethe Vestager, who shaped landmark rules to curb the power of US tech giants, urged global communities to prevent Big Tech from misusing enforcement gaps. These tech giants are also under fire in South Korea, India and Australia.
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Overturned Truck In The US Spills 18,000 Kg Chicken Nuggets; Blocks Highway
According to the Sellersville Volunteer Fire Department, the collision spilt 18,000 kg of chicken nuggets onto the road. The Sellersville Volunteer Fire Department even took Facebook to post about the same incident.
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Twitter Expands Feature Allowing Users to Flag Misleading Tweets to More Countries
Twitter announced Monday that it will be expanding its test feature that allows users to flag misleading content on the social media platform to Brazil, Spain, and the Philippines.
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Facebook, Amazon Pressed on Efforts to Curb COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation by US Congressmen
Facebook and Amazon were called on by US Democratic Representative Adam Schiff to provide a more thorough explanation of their efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.
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Facebook Under Fire as US Lawmakers Press for New Antitrust Complaint
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers expert in antitrust urged the Federal Trade Commission to press on with its lawsuit against Facebook, according to a statement from Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Parler Faces Lawsuit From Former CEO John Matze Over Defamation, Improper Ousting
John Matze said in a lawsuit he was fired for trying to tone down extremism on the site. He said wealthy philanthropist Rebekah Mercer, website associates Jeffrey Wernick and Mark Meckler, and podcaster and television analyst Dan Bongino conspired to steal his company share.
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Facebook’s Dilemma: How to Police Claims About Unproven COVID-19 Vaccines
Since the World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus an international health emergency in January, Facebook has removed more than 7 million pieces of content with false claims about the virus that could pose an immediate health risk to people who believe them.
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Class 12 Student Who Fired At Jamia Protest Charged With Attempted Murder
The teenage shooter who fired at protesters near Jamia Millia Islamia University in Delhi on Thursday has been charged with attempted murder, the police said today. The 17-year-old, a class 12 student from Uttar Pradesh, has also been charged under the Arms Act.
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Facebook to Launch Portal-Branded TV Streaming Device: Report
Facebook is reportedly working on a streaming device, like Amazon’s Fire Stick that would plug into a TV to offer access to online content.
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Facebook Is Again Under Fire for Potentially Mishandling Users' Data
Facebook's arrangements with Amazon, Apple, and Samsung allowing their devices to access data from the its users could further expose Facebook to steep fines.
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Fired For Showing Trump Middle Finger, Cyclist Now Sues Ex-Employer
An American woman who was fired from her job after she was photographed showing her middle finger to President Donald Trump is suing her former employer.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Under Fire From US, UK Lawmakers Over Data Protection
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been embroiled in investigations in Washington and London for months, some of this weekend's demands have taken on a more personal tone, focusing explicitly on Zuckerberg.
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Fired From Facebook, Man Starts Own Tech Company, Earns Rs 27 Crore A Year
Mr Kagan said he always dreamed of being rich and knew that the pathway to riches ran through the world of tech.
-
Facebook Intentionally Drains Users’ Phone Batteries, Former Employee Claims in Lawsuit: Report
Former Facebook employee George Hayward has reportedly claimed that the app intentionally drains users’ phone batteries in a practice called negative testing. In a lawsuit filed against Facebook parent firm Meta at a Manhattan Federal Court, Hayward, a data scientist, claims that he was fired from his role for refusing to participate in the afore...
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Facebook Live By Flyer Captures Nepal Crash - Sudden Screams, Huge Fire
A cellphone recovered from the wreckage of the Yeti Airlines flight that crashed in Nepal, has been found to capture the final, very disturbing moments of the flight.
-
EU Antitrust Chief Appeals for Global Approach Towards Big Tech to Avoid Misuse of Enforcement Gaps
Margrethe Vestager, who shaped landmark rules to curb the power of US tech giants, urged global communities to prevent Big Tech from misusing enforcement gaps. These tech giants are also under fire in South Korea, India and Australia.
-
Overturned Truck In The US Spills 18,000 Kg Chicken Nuggets; Blocks Highway
According to the Sellersville Volunteer Fire Department, the collision spilt 18,000 kg of chicken nuggets onto the road. The Sellersville Volunteer Fire Department even took Facebook to post about the same incident.
-
Twitter Expands Feature Allowing Users to Flag Misleading Tweets to More Countries
Twitter announced Monday that it will be expanding its test feature that allows users to flag misleading content on the social media platform to Brazil, Spain, and the Philippines.
-
Facebook, Amazon Pressed on Efforts to Curb COVID-19 Vaccine Misinformation by US Congressmen
Facebook and Amazon were called on by US Democratic Representative Adam Schiff to provide a more thorough explanation of their efforts to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 vaccine misinformation.
-
Facebook Under Fire as US Lawmakers Press for New Antitrust Complaint
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers expert in antitrust urged the Federal Trade Commission to press on with its lawsuit against Facebook, according to a statement from Senator Amy Klobuchar.
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Parler Faces Lawsuit From Former CEO John Matze Over Defamation, Improper Ousting
John Matze said in a lawsuit he was fired for trying to tone down extremism on the site. He said wealthy philanthropist Rebekah Mercer, website associates Jeffrey Wernick and Mark Meckler, and podcaster and television analyst Dan Bongino conspired to steal his company share.
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Facebook’s Dilemma: How to Police Claims About Unproven COVID-19 Vaccines
Since the World Health Organization declared the novel coronavirus an international health emergency in January, Facebook has removed more than 7 million pieces of content with false claims about the virus that could pose an immediate health risk to people who believe them.
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Class 12 Student Who Fired At Jamia Protest Charged With Attempted Murder
The teenage shooter who fired at protesters near Jamia Millia Islamia University in Delhi on Thursday has been charged with attempted murder, the police said today. The 17-year-old, a class 12 student from Uttar Pradesh, has also been charged under the Arms Act.
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Facebook to Launch Portal-Branded TV Streaming Device: Report
Facebook is reportedly working on a streaming device, like Amazon’s Fire Stick that would plug into a TV to offer access to online content.
-
Facebook Is Again Under Fire for Potentially Mishandling Users' Data
Facebook's arrangements with Amazon, Apple, and Samsung allowing their devices to access data from the its users could further expose Facebook to steep fines.
-
Fired For Showing Trump Middle Finger, Cyclist Now Sues Ex-Employer
An American woman who was fired from her job after she was photographed showing her middle finger to President Donald Trump is suing her former employer.
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Under Fire From US, UK Lawmakers Over Data Protection
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica have been embroiled in investigations in Washington and London for months, some of this weekend's demands have taken on a more personal tone, focusing explicitly on Zuckerberg.
