Whatsapp Terror Posts

Facebook on Tuesday reported a sharp increase in the number of posts it removed for promoting violence and hate speech across its apps, which it attributed to technology improvements for automatically identifying text and images.

WhatsApp alleges that NSO helped government agencies deliver malicious software through seemingly harmless WhatsApp video calls, even if the targets never answered their phones.

Indians allegedly fighting for ISIS in Afghanistan, have posted a video that features five young men. Four of them are from Kerala, according to central Intelligence sources, and have reportedly died.

A court in London sentenced a woman for a five years and three months jail term for posting extremist information on Facebook and WhatsApp, BBC reported on Friday.

Facebook on Tuesday reported a sharp increase in the number of posts it removed for promoting violence and hate speech across its apps, which it attributed to technology improvements for automatically identifying text and images.

WhatsApp alleges that NSO helped government agencies deliver malicious software through seemingly harmless WhatsApp video calls, even if the targets never answered their phones.

Indians allegedly fighting for ISIS in Afghanistan, have posted a video that features five young men. Four of them are from Kerala, according to central Intelligence sources, and have reportedly died.

A court in London sentenced a woman for a five years and three months jail term for posting extremist information on Facebook and WhatsApp, BBC reported on Friday.