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UK Could Soon Legalise Freezing, Seizure of Crypto Assets Linked to Criminal Activities: Report
The UK Lords have reportedly passed the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill. This gives UK’s law enforcement agencies the authority to freeze and confiscate crypto assets linked to busted crimes. The approval from both of UK’s Houses will make the bill eligible to be signed into a law with the signature of King Charles attesting it.
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Activison Blizzard CEO Urges Federal Judge to Allow Takeover by Microsoft
The chief executive of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard, Bobby Kotick, went before a federal judge on Wednesday to urge her to allow his company to be bought by Microsoft for $69 billion (nearly Rs. 5,66,300 crore). Kotick said that any effort to make Call of Duty exclusive to one platform, as Microsoft critics have said might happen, would ...
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Flipkart and Its Founders Said to Be Threatened With $1.35 Billion Fine by Enforcement Directorate
India's financial-crime agency has asked Walmart's Flipkart and its founders to explain why they shouldn't face a penalty of $1.35 billion (roughly Rs. 10,010 crores) for alleged violation of foreign investment laws, three sources and an agency official told Reuters.
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Audacity’s Privacy Policy Update Makes It a ‘Spyware’ for Some Users, Owner Issues Clarification
Audacity has received criticism from users over its updated privacy policy that asks for data collection. Some users have been calling for a forked version of the audio-editing app as a result of the update.
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Amazon Ring’s Neighbourhood Watch App Is Making Police Requests for User Video Footage Public
Amazon Ring camera unit is planning to make police requests for users' video footage through its neighbourhood watch app more transparent in a move that follows criticism that its products facilitate surveillance and profiling.
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Google Messages to Get End-to-End Encryption for Android Users
Google said it will be rolling out end-to-end encryption for Android users, making it harder for anyone – including law enforcement – to read the content of messages.
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Toyota To Help Its Supplier Partner To Make 10,000 Face Shields Per Day In India
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has announced providing its expertise to its supplier Stumpp Schuele & Somappa Springs to ramp up the production of face shields for the public health workforce and law enforcement agencies in the state of Karnataka.
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Uber Knows More About Its Rape Problem Than Anyone Else. What Should It Do With That Data?
Uber this month reported data on the dangers of sexual assault on its app. Now it's facing calls to action, requiring the ride-hailing giant to make tough decisions on how to balance victims' wishes with demands to report dangerous riders and passengers to local regulators or law enforcement - or both.
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US Man Dropped His Gun, Put His Hands Up. Then A Cop Shot Him 5 Times
Officers yelled at Richard Sanchez to drop his gun - and eventually, he did. He started to walk toward law enforcement, out of a house a relative had fled to call 911 to report Sanchez was intoxicated, making threats and saying irrational things.
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Why Rajasthan Police's Mughal-E-Azam Post Is Making Waves On The Internet
The Rajasthan Police's Twitter handle is making waves - with cheeky humour and dialogues borrowed from Hindi films. The state has joined its law enforcement colleagues from Mumbai and Assam in using social media both to send important messages to the public and also engage and entertain
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Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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UK Supreme Court Says Can't Enforce Abortion Law Change In Northern Ireland
Britain's Supreme Court said on Thursday that Northern Ireland's strict abortion law was incompatible with human rights, but also said it did not have the powers to make a formal ruling that the law should be changed.
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Biker Towed Along With His Bike In Kanpur, Video Will Make You Laugh
What do you do when traffic violators don't cooperate with law enforcement? Just take them with you - that seems to be the mantra for traffic police in Kanpur.
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Zoya Akhtar Says State Censorship is 'Bizarre'
"The state censoring a piece of work is bizarre because every time the government changes, the morality changes. So it doesn't make sense. We need to enforce the law that if it's an adult film, then children don't go and watch the film, which happens everywhere in our country," Zoya said
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X-Ray Vision? New Technology Making It a Reality for $300
Researchers say the technology will be able to help health care providers, apart from being a new strategic tool for law enforcement and the military.
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UK Could Soon Legalise Freezing, Seizure of Crypto Assets Linked to Criminal Activities: Report
The UK Lords have reportedly passed the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill. This gives UK’s law enforcement agencies the authority to freeze and confiscate crypto assets linked to busted crimes. The approval from both of UK’s Houses will make the bill eligible to be signed into a law with the signature of King Charles attesting it.
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Activison Blizzard CEO Urges Federal Judge to Allow Takeover by Microsoft
The chief executive of Call of Duty maker Activision Blizzard, Bobby Kotick, went before a federal judge on Wednesday to urge her to allow his company to be bought by Microsoft for $69 billion (nearly Rs. 5,66,300 crore). Kotick said that any effort to make Call of Duty exclusive to one platform, as Microsoft critics have said might happen, would ...
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Flipkart and Its Founders Said to Be Threatened With $1.35 Billion Fine by Enforcement Directorate
India's financial-crime agency has asked Walmart's Flipkart and its founders to explain why they shouldn't face a penalty of $1.35 billion (roughly Rs. 10,010 crores) for alleged violation of foreign investment laws, three sources and an agency official told Reuters.
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Audacity’s Privacy Policy Update Makes It a ‘Spyware’ for Some Users, Owner Issues Clarification
Audacity has received criticism from users over its updated privacy policy that asks for data collection. Some users have been calling for a forked version of the audio-editing app as a result of the update.
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Amazon Ring’s Neighbourhood Watch App Is Making Police Requests for User Video Footage Public
Amazon Ring camera unit is planning to make police requests for users' video footage through its neighbourhood watch app more transparent in a move that follows criticism that its products facilitate surveillance and profiling.
-
Google Messages to Get End-to-End Encryption for Android Users
Google said it will be rolling out end-to-end encryption for Android users, making it harder for anyone – including law enforcement – to read the content of messages.
-
Toyota To Help Its Supplier Partner To Make 10,000 Face Shields Per Day In India
Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has announced providing its expertise to its supplier Stumpp Schuele & Somappa Springs to ramp up the production of face shields for the public health workforce and law enforcement agencies in the state of Karnataka.
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Uber Knows More About Its Rape Problem Than Anyone Else. What Should It Do With That Data?
Uber this month reported data on the dangers of sexual assault on its app. Now it's facing calls to action, requiring the ride-hailing giant to make tough decisions on how to balance victims' wishes with demands to report dangerous riders and passengers to local regulators or law enforcement - or both.
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US Man Dropped His Gun, Put His Hands Up. Then A Cop Shot Him 5 Times
Officers yelled at Richard Sanchez to drop his gun - and eventually, he did. He started to walk toward law enforcement, out of a house a relative had fled to call 911 to report Sanchez was intoxicated, making threats and saying irrational things.
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Why Rajasthan Police's Mughal-E-Azam Post Is Making Waves On The Internet
The Rajasthan Police's Twitter handle is making waves - with cheeky humour and dialogues borrowed from Hindi films. The state has joined its law enforcement colleagues from Mumbai and Assam in using social media both to send important messages to the public and also engage and entertain
-
Triple Talaq To Be An Offence, President Clears Ordinance: 10 Facts
Triple talaq or instant divorce is just short of becoming a punishable offence after the government cleared an ordinance or executive order on Wednesday to enforce a proposed law that could not be passed in parliament in August. President Ram Nath Kovind signed the ordinance on Wednesday night, a top law ministry functionary said. The goverm...
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UK Supreme Court Says Can't Enforce Abortion Law Change In Northern Ireland
Britain's Supreme Court said on Thursday that Northern Ireland's strict abortion law was incompatible with human rights, but also said it did not have the powers to make a formal ruling that the law should be changed.
-
Biker Towed Along With His Bike In Kanpur, Video Will Make You Laugh
What do you do when traffic violators don't cooperate with law enforcement? Just take them with you - that seems to be the mantra for traffic police in Kanpur.
-
Zoya Akhtar Says State Censorship is 'Bizarre'
"The state censoring a piece of work is bizarre because every time the government changes, the morality changes. So it doesn't make sense. We need to enforce the law that if it's an adult film, then children don't go and watch the film, which happens everywhere in our country," Zoya said
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X-Ray Vision? New Technology Making It a Reality for $300
Researchers say the technology will be able to help health care providers, apart from being a new strategic tool for law enforcement and the military.
