Oversight Board Asks Meta to Remove Restriction on Arabic Word ‘Shaheed’
Meta's oversight board on Tuesday asked the company to end its blanket ban on the Arabic word "shaheed", roughly translated as "martyr" in English.
YouTube Purges 2.25 Million Videos in India for Violating Its Community Guidelines in Q4 2023
YouTube has removed over 2.25 million videos in India for violating its community guidelines in the fourth quarter of 2023, the popular video streaming platform said in a report on Tuesday.
Robocall Scammer Hit with $9.9M Fine, Faces Injunction
A federal court imposed a heavy $9.9 million penalty on a robocall scammer responsible for thousands of illegal "spoofed" calls.
Humans Spread More Viruses to Animals: Study
Humans frequently spread viruses to wild and domestic animals, increasing their risk of disease, finds a study, challenging the long-held theory that humans are a sink for viruses.
10 Instagram Hacks You Need to Know in 2026
Instagram has exploded from a photo-sharing app to a powerful platform. But in 2026, standing out requires more than just great pics. These hacks are your secret toolkit to boost engagement, streamline your workflow, and maximize your impact!
China Blocks Use of Intel and AMD Chips in Government Computers
China has reportedly implemented new guidelines phasing out US-made microprocessors from government PCs and servers. This means domestic alternatives will slowly replace Intel and AMD chips.
South Korea-Built Nuclear Reactor Connected to UAE Power Grid
The fourth unit of the South Korea-built Barakah nuclear power plant in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been successfully connected to the Middle East nation's power transmission grid, South Korea's state-run utility company said on Sunday.
Elon Musk Thought That OpenAI Would Fail: Sam Altman
OpenAI's CEO Sam Altman has said that Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk thought that the ChatGPT-maker company would fail and "he chose to part ways".
Russian Soyuz Lifts off to Space with 3 Astronauts
A Russian Soyuz rocket carrying three astronauts successfully lifted off from the International Space Station on Saturday.
HTTP vs. HTTPS: What’s the Difference?
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Darknet marketplace Nemesis Market seized by German police
German law enforcement has seized the infrastructure of the Nemesis Market.
Mozilla Fixes Two Firefox Zero-Day Bugs Exploited at Pwn2Own
Mozilla has swiftly patched two critical zero-day vulnerabilities in the Firefox web browser.
UK Regulator to Launch in-Depth Probe into $19 Billion Vodafone-Three UK Merger
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in the UK on Friday confirmed that it is launching an in-depth investigation into the proposed $19 billion merger between Vodafone and Three UK, saying the deal could lead to higher prices for consumers.
33 Million Malware Attacks Blocked on Mobile Devices in 2023
Nearly 33.8 million attacks on mobile devices from malware, adware, and riskware were blocked in 2023 globally, highlighting a 50 percent increase in such attacks over the previous year's figures, a new report revealed on Friday.
NASA’s Shoebox-Sized Satellite En Route to ISS to Decode Cosmic Blasts
NASA on Friday launched a shoebox-sized satellite, which aims to unravel the mysteries of cosmic blasts, to the International Space Station (ISS).
Notepad’s Long-Awaited Spellcheck Feature Arrives in Windows 11
Microsoft has confirmed that spellcheck is rolling out to Notepad in Windows 11.
Google Brings Satellite Messaging to Android 15
Google has confirmed it's bringing satellite messaging capabilities to Android 15. This means you'll soon be able to send and receive text messages even in remote areas where cellular coverage is spotty or non-existent.
Proton Pass Now Supports Passkeys Across Devices and Plans
Privacy-focused tech company Proton has announced a significant upgrade to its password manager, Proton Pass.
Stealthy Sign1 Malware Compromises 39,000 WordPress Sites
The Sign1 malware, known for its code injection techniques, has reportedly infected a staggering 39,000 sites.
United States Sues Apple for Monopolizing Smartphone Markets
The United States Justice Department has filed a civil antitrust lawsuit against Apple, alleging monopolization or attempted monopolization of smartphone markets in violation of Section 2 of the Sherman Act.
