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"Interesting Coincidence": Signal Messaging App's Tweet Amid Pegasus Row
Amid growing outrage over the Pegasus phone-hacking row, Signal - pitched by itself as a more secure version of WhatsApp - took a swipe at the government over new IT laws requiring messaging apps to break encryption and 'trace' chats.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Congress Targets Centre On WhatsApp Row, Seeks Parliamentary Panel Probe
The WhatsApp snooping row came up for discussion in the Rajya Sabha today, with the Congress-led Opposition claiming that only a joint parliamentary committee probe can bring out the truth in a case where allegations of hacking are being raised against the centre itself.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
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WhatsApp Snooping Row: Facebook Service Says Regrets Not Meeting 'Government Expectations'
WhatsApp regrets that it did not meet the "Governments expectations for proactive engagement on these issues."
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WhatsApp Expressed Regret Over Spying Row, Promised To Do Better: Sources
Messaging service provider WhatsApp has "expressed regret" over the Pegasus snooping controversy and assured the government of all possible steps to ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future, sources said on Wednesday.
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Parliamentary Panel Headed By Shashi Tharoor To Examine WhatsApp Snooping Row Today
A parliamentary committee headed by the Congress's Shashi Tharoor will examine the WhatsApp snooping issue today, in which the 31 members would seek details from top government officials on the steps the centre is taking to prevent such incidents.
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Congress Targets PM Modi, Amit Shah Over WhatsApp Snooping Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah should provide "answers" about alleged hacking of mobile phones of political leaders, journalists and activists in the country, the Congress said on Tuesday.
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"Working To Stay Ahead With Updates, Patches": WhatsApp On Snooping Row
The kind of malware that led to the massive privacy breach on WhatsApp in at least 20 countries abuses vulnerabilities in operating systems of mobile phones, the messaging platform has said in a fresh statement, days after the snooping scandal came to light.
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After Kali Puja, Bengal Governor, Mamata Banerjee Clash Over WhatsApp Row
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar have returned to sniping at each other, with the WhatsApp snooping row and Israeli cybersecurity firm NSO at the centre of their latest fight
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Phone Hacked Through WhatsApp Spyware: Congress
WhatsApp Snooping Row: The phones of three opposition leaders -- Congress's Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Nationalist Congress Party's Praful Patel - were hacked by the government, the Congress has claimed.
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"My Phone Was Tapped," Says Mamata Banerjee, Blames Centre, "2-3 States"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday urged the centre to launch an investigation into messaging service WhatsApp's announcement that unnamed entities had used Israeli spyware to snoop on journalists and human rights activists.
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"Shameful": Sonia Gandhi Slams Centre Over WhatsApp Snooping Row
Congress president Sonia Gandhi has hit out at the centre over the snooping row triggered by WhatsApp's allegation that an Israeli spyware was used to target Indian users earlier this year, saying such activities are "illegal, un-constitutional and shameful".
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"Notified Indian Authorities In May": WhatsApp On Snooping Row
WhatsApp had informed Indian authorities in May about a privacy breach that affected some users in the country and worked quickly to resolve it, the Facebook-owned company said in a statement on Friday, a day after the government demanded an explanation.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
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"Interesting Coincidence": Signal Messaging App's Tweet Amid Pegasus Row
Amid growing outrage over the Pegasus phone-hacking row, Signal - pitched by itself as a more secure version of WhatsApp - took a swipe at the government over new IT laws requiring messaging apps to break encryption and 'trace' chats.
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"Welcome To Listen": Sanjay Raut On Claims BJP Tapped Opposition Phones
Amid allegations Maharashtra BJP tapped the phones of opposition leaders, including NCP and Shiv Sena chiefs Sharad Pawar and Uddhav Thackeray, Sena leader Sanjay Raut claimed a BJP leader told him his phone calls were being monitored
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Congress Targets Centre On WhatsApp Row, Seeks Parliamentary Panel Probe
The WhatsApp snooping row came up for discussion in the Rajya Sabha today, with the Congress-led Opposition claiming that only a joint parliamentary committee probe can bring out the truth in a case where allegations of hacking are being raised against the centre itself.
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Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: Rajya Sabha Discusses WhatsApp Snooping Row
Parliament Winter Session Live Updates: An uproar is expected in Parliament over BJP MP Pragya Thakur's remarks on Mahatma Gandhi's assassin Nathuram Godse.
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WhatsApp Snooping Row: Facebook Service Says Regrets Not Meeting 'Government Expectations'
WhatsApp regrets that it did not meet the "Governments expectations for proactive engagement on these issues."
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WhatsApp Expressed Regret Over Spying Row, Promised To Do Better: Sources
Messaging service provider WhatsApp has "expressed regret" over the Pegasus snooping controversy and assured the government of all possible steps to ensure that such incidents do not occur in the future, sources said on Wednesday.
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Parliamentary Panel Headed By Shashi Tharoor To Examine WhatsApp Snooping Row Today
A parliamentary committee headed by the Congress's Shashi Tharoor will examine the WhatsApp snooping issue today, in which the 31 members would seek details from top government officials on the steps the centre is taking to prevent such incidents.
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Congress Targets PM Modi, Amit Shah Over WhatsApp Snooping Row
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah should provide "answers" about alleged hacking of mobile phones of political leaders, journalists and activists in the country, the Congress said on Tuesday.
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"Working To Stay Ahead With Updates, Patches": WhatsApp On Snooping Row
The kind of malware that led to the massive privacy breach on WhatsApp in at least 20 countries abuses vulnerabilities in operating systems of mobile phones, the messaging platform has said in a fresh statement, days after the snooping scandal came to light.
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After Kali Puja, Bengal Governor, Mamata Banerjee Clash Over WhatsApp Row
Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Governor Jagdeep Dhankhar have returned to sniping at each other, with the WhatsApp snooping row and Israeli cybersecurity firm NSO at the centre of their latest fight
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Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's Phone Hacked Through WhatsApp Spyware: Congress
WhatsApp Snooping Row: The phones of three opposition leaders -- Congress's Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Nationalist Congress Party's Praful Patel - were hacked by the government, the Congress has claimed.
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"My Phone Was Tapped," Says Mamata Banerjee, Blames Centre, "2-3 States"
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Saturday urged the centre to launch an investigation into messaging service WhatsApp's announcement that unnamed entities had used Israeli spyware to snoop on journalists and human rights activists.
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"Shameful": Sonia Gandhi Slams Centre Over WhatsApp Snooping Row
Congress president Sonia Gandhi has hit out at the centre over the snooping row triggered by WhatsApp's allegation that an Israeli spyware was used to target Indian users earlier this year, saying such activities are "illegal, un-constitutional and shameful".
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"Notified Indian Authorities In May": WhatsApp On Snooping Row
WhatsApp had informed Indian authorities in May about a privacy breach that affected some users in the country and worked quickly to resolve it, the Facebook-owned company said in a statement on Friday, a day after the government demanded an explanation.
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For WhatsApp Snooping Row, Rahul Gandhi Finds A Rafale Link
Congress's Rahul Gandhi targeted the government today over the WhatsApp breach of privacy issue, which unleashed a political storm this morning. By the evening, as the Centre said it has sought an explanation from the social media giant, Mr Gandhi - who is currently abroad on a "meditational trip", tweeted a jibe, citing the Rafale fighter jet dea...
