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Australia has joined France in pushing Internet giants like Google and Facebook to share their advertisement revenue with news outlets

Google has announced agreements to pay publishers in Australia while Facebook said it blocked users in the country from viewing or sharing

It is largely true that netizens sign off much of their rights over prized personal information when they sign on to social media platforms

Once WhatsApp and Instagram (and Oculus) became sufficiently big, it was time to integrate these properties into the larger Facebook machine

Several people who did not wear masks and subsequently got infected with COVID-19 have been hounded on social media.

The bank-turned-tech-firm is set to launch a host of digital products and services first in Russia and later abroad, including India.

It is proposed that nine social media firms speedily identify violent, graphic content, including suicide, and swiftly notify the others.

Facebook is seeking to show that it is no longer a means of massive disinformation as it was ahead of major votes in 2016.

Ajit Mohan said the content team is guided only by community standards enforced globally and is independent of the local policy team.

With the Trump administration blocking what Congress learns about election threats, private companies are called upon to fill the breach.

A year ago on getting complaints about heated, abusive posts, Google told staff to be responsible and thoughtful on internal message boards.

The final draft of the bill could be introduced into Parliament in late October.

This year marks Facebook's growth from innocence to experience

“Imagine a pair of glasses that add a 3D layer of contextually relevant, meaningful information on top of the physical world,” Facebook said

Last week, a Delhi Assembly panel had summoned him to determine if the social networking site deliberately ignored instances of hate speech.

She said she found multiple blatant attempts by foreign national governments to abuse the platform on vast scales to mislead the citizenry.

A recent court ruling found that some trans-Atlantic data transfers don’t protect users from American government snooping.

The rights groups said the bias in policy led by Ankhi Das had spurred violence against minorities in India.

Online posts could also help document atrocities and abuses such as chemical weapons attacks in Syria and police abuse in the United States.

“I think people from these companies understand that when I say something, I mean it,” Prime Minister Scott Morrison told reporters.