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Sep 12, 2019
Google, Facebook, Twitter to testify next week on violent, extremist online content
The hearing follows growing concern about the use of social media by people committing mass shootings and other violent acts. -
Aug 31, 2019
US could use fake social media accounts to monitors potential visa, green card seekers
It's unclear exactly how the creation of fake social media accounts would work given policies of these platforms. -
Aug 30, 2019
Jammu and Kashmir Police books five for 'insensitive remarks' on social media, warns of stern action against those spreading rumours
Jammu and Kashmir Police has warned against attempts to instigate public by spreading rumours and fake posts, saying persons involved will be dealt with strictly under the law and stern action will be initiated against them. -
Aug 28, 2019
Facebook rolls out 'Local Alert' tool to help users during emergencies
Facebook's new tool aims to provide information to people caught up in situations like a mass shooting. -
Aug 23, 2019
YouTube finds influence campaign tied to Hong Kong protests: Report
Users in Hong Kong have posted images of ads posted by state-controlled media outlets -
Aug 22, 2019
Despite ban, Jaish-e-Mohammed reappears on social media to instigate Islamists in Kashmir to heighten protest against India
The Jaish-e-Muhammad’s message appeared targeted towards Islamists in Kashmir, among whom the Inter-Services Intelligence-backed group has long been seeking to expand its reach. -
Aug 22, 2019
Facebook shuts down 216 social media pages, groups and accounts in Myanmar
The company closed 89 Facebook accounts, 107 pages, 15 groups and five Instagram accounts. -
Aug 20, 2019
Dismissed Kerala nun accuses Catholic priest of 'humiliating' her on social media after he releases video with 'vulgar' language
Kerala nun Sister Lucy Kalappura, who had voiced support for the rape survivor in the Franco Mulakkal case, alleged that a Catholic priest posted the CCTV visual of media persons visiting her in the convent in the social media platforms to 'humiliate' her -
Aug 20, 2019
Twitter denies bias allegations after suspending about 200 Pakistani accounts for posting on Kashmir
Over the last one week, multiple Pakistanis have taken to Twitter to report that accounts were being suspended after they posted about Kashmir. Twitter, however, has maintained that it enforced policies judiciously and ensured impartiality of all users, regardless of their political beliefs and country of origin. -
Aug 20, 2019
Facebook's new tool gives users control over third-party data gathering
Facebook will allow you to disconnect future off-Facebook activity from your account for all apps.
