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The Digital Communications Commission, the highest decision-making body of the telecom department, has approved the imposing of a penalty on Bharti Airtel and Vodafone...
The UIDAI has authorised Common Service Centres (CSCs) to resume Aadhaar-related services “in a week”, reports the Economic Times, meaning people in rural areas...
Facebook has roped in more than a dozen companies including Visa, Mastercard, PayPal and Uber to back its new cryptocurrency, named Libra, The Wall...
Police in Uttar Pradesh have booked 11 people under the Information Technology Act since Monday for allegedly posting inflammatory content on social media in...
A lawsuit filed in a federal court in Seattle alleges that Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant records children who use it without their consent and...
The extent to which privacy frameworks are standardised around the world will be “very, very critical” to driving digital trade, Google CEO Sundar Pichai...
Facebook will not remove a deepfake video of Mark Zuckerberg that was uploaded to Instagram earlier this week, The Verge reports. In doing so,...
WhatsApp has announced that from December 7, 2019 it will start taking legal action against people and companies that violate its terms of service...
The Supreme Court of India has ordered the release of journalist Prashant Kanojia, who was jailed on Saturday for tweeting about Uttar Pradesh chief...
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will consult with the Home Ministry and the Prime Minister’s Office and observe how governments worldwide tackle the issue...
