Tag: Twitter
Twitter onboards Indian origin Parag Agrawal as new CEO
The announcement comes shortly after Twitter Inc Chief Executive Officer Jack Dorsey announced to step down from his role
After Android and iOS, now Twitter’s web app will no longer crop individual images
Users will no longer need to click on an image to view the full-size version. The feature appears to be rolling out to all users immediately.
Snapchat faces network issues a week after Facebook, Whatsapp saw network failure
This also comes a day after Gmail was out for some users in India and a week after the six-hour-long Facebook outage
Russian court slaps fine on Google for flouting internet laws
A Russian court has fined the tech major 6.5 million roubles ($89,535) for not deleting content that the country deems illegal
Twitter’s tension with government pushes Koo up to the ladder
The 16-month-old app, which allows users to send tweet-like posts in English and seven Indian languages has seen about 85% of its users join since February
Russia tightens noose around US tech cos, fines Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp for data breach
The move is seen as the latest clampdown on foreign internet companies operating in Russia. The penalties imposed are also viewed as a move to take control of the Russian segment of the internet
Troubles for WhatsApp far from over, Russia slaps administrative proceedings
Last week a Russian court fined Alphabet Inc.’s Google 3 million roubles for violating personal data legislation and registered administrative proceedings against Facebook and Twitter
Google, Facebook, Twitter plan to shut Hong Kong operations over new data laws
The new proposed laws make tech companies liable for the malicious sharing of individuals’ information online.
Tech Lifestyle product maker DIZO to foray into mobile biz
DIZO, a brand that operates under the Realme TechLife ecosystem has announced its plans to unveil its first mobile phone in the Indian market soon
Parliamentary panel on IT tells Facebook, Google ‘Indian laws supreme’; fall in line
The committee had emphasised that laws followed in India are supreme, not the social media platforms’ policies and they need to abide by them
