Google’s content removal policy applies universally in world: top executive
By IANS | Published Apr 30, 2023
Google’s own platform policies apply globally, banning hate speech, sexually explicit content, threats and others.
Software And Internet
Snapchat insists its AI-powered chatbot is not collecting ‘new location information’
By Bang Showbiz | Published Apr 29, 2023
Oops! Twitter verifies fake explicit account posing as Disney amid tick subscription row
By Bang Showbiz | Published Apr 28, 2023
Banned: Twitter says it removed more content in first half of 2022 than in previous six months
By Reuters | Published Apr 28, 2023
EU designates TikTok, other online platforms for stricter rules
By AFP | Published Apr 26, 2023
Tinder tackles catfishing through video verification
By Kyle Venktess | Published Apr 26, 2023
WhatsApp emojis come to life with new update
By Kyle Venktess | Published Apr 25, 2023
Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers
SARB cautiously cuts interest rates as Trump effect could spike inflation in 2025
Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds
‘Racism remains deeply rooted in the Western Cape,’ says ANC MPL Khalid Sayed after Bishops Diocesan College chairperson Crispin Sonn resigns
Netflix ready to shut down its DVD business (yes, it’s still a thing)
By Kyle Venktess | Published Apr 24, 2023
Twitter’s blue ticks start vanishing
By AFP | Published Apr 21, 2023
Google to let users turn off video feeds from other participants in Meet
By IANS | Published Apr 21, 2023
Elon Musk threatens to sue Microsoft
By Bang Showbiz | Published Apr 20, 2023
Meta are letting a further 10 000 people go
By Bang Showbiz | Published Apr 20, 2023
Reddit to start charging for access to its API
By IANS | Published Apr 20, 2023
WhatsApp warns UK on legislation ‘weakening privacy’
By AFP | Published Apr 19, 2023
Uber puts a fun spin on teaching its users about safety features
By Xolile Mtembu | Published Apr 19, 2023
