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Koo, an India-based social media app that aims to rival Twitter, has integrated OpenAI's ChatGPT to help users more easily create posts, the company's co-founder told Reuters. Koo users will be able to use ChatGPT directly within the app to help them draft posts about current events, politics or pop culture, said Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Koo...

Microblogging site Twitter has suspended an account ofIndian microblogging platform Koo.The Twitter handle @kooeminence, which had been set up for users' queries,was suspended on Friday.

Koo on Wednesday announced the addition of the Voluntary Self-Verification feature on its platform. It will use a government-issued ID or Aadhaar number to verify the identity of users on the micro-blogging platform. Koo said it will not store Aadhaar data of users.

The Press Information Bureau's unit that is handling the Ministry of Home Affairs has opened an official account on the homegrown social media platform, Koo. The Home Ministry is among one of the most important ministries.

Rahul, who decided to go in the auction pool, posted a photo on his Koo account on Wednesday with the caption: "It was a good ride, thank you for the love see you on the other side."

Koo, India's alternative to Twitter Inc., has surged past 10 million users to narrow the gap with the US microblogging site after its repeated clashes with government over the past few months.

Twitter is fast losing its sheen as a favoured communications tool for many Indian government departments and ministers keen to promote home-grown rival Koo while the US firm comes under fire for non-compliance with India's laws.

Direct action on an account without giving the user the full context of the alleged violation and a chance to contest is akin to social media platform taking final judgement call and not acting as an intermediary, Koo CEO Aprameya Radhakrishna said.

India's homegrown microblogging website Koo has got a new user who has stopped using Twitter - the Nigerian government.

Indian social networking company Koo is considering a focused push into Nigeria after the African country suspended Twitter on Friday, two days after the US-based platform deleted a tweet from President Muhammadu Buhari's account for violating its ru

The government rebuked Twitter on Wednesday for not complying with its orders to take down over 1,300 accounts and warned the social media giant that it needs to obey local laws. Several BJP leaders doubled down on the message as they urged their followers to switch to Twitter's home-grown rival Koo. The government has ordered Twitter to remove acc...

Twitter was rebuked by the government for not complying with its orders to take down certain content and warned the social media giant that it needs to obey local laws, even as the country’s lawmakers urged their followers to switch to home-grown rival Koo.

Twitter, asked by the government to block 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation on the farmer protests and provocative content, said today the orders were inconsistent with Indian law and that for some accounts, it would restrict access within India instead of an outright ban. In a blog listing the action it has taken, also conveyed...

Koo, an India-based social media app that aims to rival Twitter, has integrated OpenAI's ChatGPT to help users more easily create posts, the company's co-founder told Reuters. Koo users will be able to use ChatGPT directly within the app to help them draft posts about current events, politics or pop culture, said Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of Koo...

Microblogging site Twitter has suspended an account ofIndian microblogging platform Koo.The Twitter handle @kooeminence, which had been set up for users' queries,was suspended on Friday.

Koo on Wednesday announced the addition of the Voluntary Self-Verification feature on its platform. It will use a government-issued ID or Aadhaar number to verify the identity of users on the micro-blogging platform. Koo said it will not store Aadhaar data of users.

The Press Information Bureau's unit that is handling the Ministry of Home Affairs has opened an official account on the homegrown social media platform, Koo. The Home Ministry is among one of the most important ministries.

Rahul, who decided to go in the auction pool, posted a photo on his Koo account on Wednesday with the caption: "It was a good ride, thank you for the love see you on the other side."

Koo, India's alternative to Twitter Inc., has surged past 10 million users to narrow the gap with the US microblogging site after its repeated clashes with government over the past few months.

Twitter is fast losing its sheen as a favoured communications tool for many Indian government departments and ministers keen to promote home-grown rival Koo while the US firm comes under fire for non-compliance with India's laws.

Direct action on an account without giving the user the full context of the alleged violation and a chance to contest is akin to social media platform taking final judgement call and not acting as an intermediary, Koo CEO Aprameya Radhakrishna said.

India's homegrown microblogging website Koo has got a new user who has stopped using Twitter - the Nigerian government.

Indian social networking company Koo is considering a focused push into Nigeria after the African country suspended Twitter on Friday, two days after the US-based platform deleted a tweet from President Muhammadu Buhari's account for violating its ru

The government rebuked Twitter on Wednesday for not complying with its orders to take down over 1,300 accounts and warned the social media giant that it needs to obey local laws. Several BJP leaders doubled down on the message as they urged their followers to switch to Twitter's home-grown rival Koo. The government has ordered Twitter to remove acc...

Twitter was rebuked by the government for not complying with its orders to take down certain content and warned the social media giant that it needs to obey local laws, even as the country’s lawmakers urged their followers to switch to home-grown rival Koo.

Twitter, asked by the government to block 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation on the farmer protests and provocative content, said today the orders were inconsistent with Indian law and that for some accounts, it would restrict access within India instead of an outright ban. In a blog listing the action it has taken, also conveyed...