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"Big Step Towards Transparency": Minister's Praise For Facebook, Google
Removal of "offensive posts" by social media giants like Google, Facebook and Instagram after the government's new IT rules came into effect is a "big step towards transparency", Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said this afternoon.
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Big Tech Firms on EU 'Hit List' Could Face Tougher Regulations: Report
European Union regulators are making a 'hit list' of up to 20 large internet companies, potentially including Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet's Google, that will be facing new and tougher rules aimed at curbing their market power, says a Financial Times report.
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Google Play Store Testing Ways to Make App Subscriptions More Transparent
Google has reportedly devised a new method that will allow Android users to buy app subscriptions outside of the app. The necessary subscription details and pricing information will be detailed on the Google Play listing, and a new button, right next to ‘Install’ will allow users to buy the app subscription even before the app is installed.
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Facebook, Twitter, Google to Report Monthly on Fake News Fight, EU Says
The comments by EU foreign policy head Josep Borrell and the European Commission's Vice President for values and transparency Vera Jourova underscore the bloc's concerns about the prevalence of misleading news on COVID-19 and the attempts by foreign actors to influence Europe.
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Japan to Tighten Screws on Facebook, Google, Other Tech Giants to Ensure Transparency
Japan will tighten regulations to prevent technology giants including Facebook and Google from abusing their market power and having unfair advantage over small businesses, officials said on Tuesday.
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BJP Spent The Most On Election Advertisements On Google Platforms: Report
Political parties in India spent over Rs 3.76 crore on 831 election ads on Google platforms between February 19 and April 3, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leading the table with the expenditure of Rs 1.21 crore for 554 ads, the Google India Transparency Report revealed on Thursday.
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Google Releases Advertising Transparency Report For Polls, BJP Tops List
The BJP has topped the chart of political advertisers on Google with an advertisement spent share of around 32 per cent, while its rival Congress is ranked sixth with a meagre 0.14 per cent share.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Nearly 90 Percent of Free Android Apps Share Data With Google: Report
A new report claims that 88 percent of free apps on Google Play share data with Google, which can prove to be useful for online advertising and making revenues.
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EU Pushes Internet Firms to Remove Extremist Content in 1 Hour
Service providers will also have to provide annual transparency reports to show their efforts in tackling abuse.
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Google Provides Data on US Political Advertising
Google has added a section to its twice-yearly transparency report to show who buys US election ads on its platform.
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Google Says User Data Requests From India at an All-Time High
Between January 1 and June 30 this year, Google received 3,843 requests for data from 6,343 accounts from government agencies, courts and parties in civil litigation in India.
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Google Says Government Requests for Data Hit Record High
Google said governments around the world made 40,677 requests related to more than 81,000 accounts in the July-December period.
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Uber Reveals US Law Enforcement Data Queries
The global ridesharing giant released the figures in its first "transparency report".
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Google's Gmail Blocked in China, Claims Speech Advocacy Group
Google's own Transparency Report, which shows real-time traffic to Google services, displayed a sharp drop-off in traffic to Gmail from China on Friday.
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"Big Step Towards Transparency": Minister's Praise For Facebook, Google
Removal of "offensive posts" by social media giants like Google, Facebook and Instagram after the government's new IT rules came into effect is a "big step towards transparency", Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said this afternoon.
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Big Tech Firms on EU 'Hit List' Could Face Tougher Regulations: Report
European Union regulators are making a 'hit list' of up to 20 large internet companies, potentially including Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Alphabet's Google, that will be facing new and tougher rules aimed at curbing their market power, says a Financial Times report.
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Google Play Store Testing Ways to Make App Subscriptions More Transparent
Google has reportedly devised a new method that will allow Android users to buy app subscriptions outside of the app. The necessary subscription details and pricing information will be detailed on the Google Play listing, and a new button, right next to ‘Install’ will allow users to buy the app subscription even before the app is installed.
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Facebook, Twitter, Google to Report Monthly on Fake News Fight, EU Says
The comments by EU foreign policy head Josep Borrell and the European Commission's Vice President for values and transparency Vera Jourova underscore the bloc's concerns about the prevalence of misleading news on COVID-19 and the attempts by foreign actors to influence Europe.
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Japan to Tighten Screws on Facebook, Google, Other Tech Giants to Ensure Transparency
Japan will tighten regulations to prevent technology giants including Facebook and Google from abusing their market power and having unfair advantage over small businesses, officials said on Tuesday.
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BJP Spent The Most On Election Advertisements On Google Platforms: Report
Political parties in India spent over Rs 3.76 crore on 831 election ads on Google platforms between February 19 and April 3, with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leading the table with the expenditure of Rs 1.21 crore for 554 ads, the Google India Transparency Report revealed on Thursday.
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Google Releases Advertising Transparency Report For Polls, BJP Tops List
The BJP has topped the chart of political advertisers on Google with an advertisement spent share of around 32 per cent, while its rival Congress is ranked sixth with a meagre 0.14 per cent share.
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After Walkout, Google Agrees To Step Up Transparency, Harassment Policies
A week after 20,000 employees walked out in protest over sexual misconduct and inequality at Google, the company said Thursday that it will commit to building a safer workplace, which includes ending forced arbitration and increasing its transparency on reported incidents of sexual misconduct.
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Nearly 90 Percent of Free Android Apps Share Data With Google: Report
A new report claims that 88 percent of free apps on Google Play share data with Google, which can prove to be useful for online advertising and making revenues.
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EU Pushes Internet Firms to Remove Extremist Content in 1 Hour
Service providers will also have to provide annual transparency reports to show their efforts in tackling abuse.
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Google Provides Data on US Political Advertising
Google has added a section to its twice-yearly transparency report to show who buys US election ads on its platform.
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Google Says User Data Requests From India at an All-Time High
Between January 1 and June 30 this year, Google received 3,843 requests for data from 6,343 accounts from government agencies, courts and parties in civil litigation in India.
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Google Says Government Requests for Data Hit Record High
Google said governments around the world made 40,677 requests related to more than 81,000 accounts in the July-December period.
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Uber Reveals US Law Enforcement Data Queries
The global ridesharing giant released the figures in its first "transparency report".
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Google's Gmail Blocked in China, Claims Speech Advocacy Group
Google's own Transparency Report, which shows real-time traffic to Google services, displayed a sharp drop-off in traffic to Gmail from China on Friday.
