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Meta Tells Young Australians To Download Their Data Before Social Media Ban
Meta began sending thousands of young Australians a warning to downland their digital histories and delete their accounts from Facebook, Instagram and Threads before a world-first social media ban on accounts of children younger than 16 takes effect.
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Cloudflare Outage That Impacted ChatGPT, X, Dropbox Users Resolved
Cloudflare, based in San Francisco, works behind the scenes to make the internet faster and safer, but when problems flare up "it results in massive digital gridlock" for internet users, cybersecurity expert Mike Chapple said.
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'We Risk Losing Old World That Kept Us Human': Supreme Court Judge Warns Of 'Civilisational Tremor'
Citing cases of elderly citizens deceived by digital frauds, abandoned by family members or trapped in lifelong litigation, Justice Surya Kant said the law must serve as a "renewing framework of dignity".
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How Two Tiny Mountain Peaks Became Internet's Most Famous Image
The little mountain icon, sometimes with a sun or cloud in the background, other times crossed out or broken, has become the standard symbol, across digital platforms, to signal something missing or something to come.
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Why Do Some Countries Have Silent Airports?
Silent airports are changing how the world travels, from Delhi to Singapore. Here is why more countries are choosing calm over constant announcements.
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Canadian Judge Rules Man Accused Of Sharing Fake Nude Image Of Wife Did Not Commit Crime
The Canadian judge ruled that the digitally manipulated photos did not meet the definition of intimate images under the Criminal Code.
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Roman Empire Built 3,00,000 Kilometres Of Roads: Study
A new, comprehensive map and digital dataset show almost 300,000 kilometres of roads spanning an area of close to 4 million square kilometres.
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Louvre Museum's Security Password During 900-Crore Heist Was "LOUVRE"
Weeks after a daring $102 million daylight robbery in the Louvre Museum in Paris, investigators have uncovered a stunning flaw in the institution's digital defences.
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400 Cheque Books, 200 Sims: Inside Rs 40 Crore IPO Scam In Mumbai
The ED conducted searches at multiple locations in Mumbai as part of investigations against a company that duped investors after providing false assurances to set up data and digital learning centres in small towns, an official said on Tuesday.
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China, ASEAN Sign Upgraded Free Trade Pact Amid Global Trade Tensions
The Southeast Asian bloc ASEAN and China on Tuesday signed an upgrade to their free trade agreement, which is expected to include sections on digital, green economy, and other new industries.
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Ferrari To Launch Digital Token For Fans To Use In Auction For Le Mans Car
Ferrari is tapping into crypto markets and tech-rich youngsters with a planned new digital token that its wealthiest fans will be able to use in an auction for a Ferrari 499P, the endurance car that won three straight Le Mans titles.
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Meta, TikTok Under EU Fire For Denying Researchers Access To Public Data
The European Commission said on Friday that US Big Tech giant Meta and Chinese-owned social media app TikTok breach their obligation to grant researchers adequate access to public data under the Digital Services Act (DSA)
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NDTV Exclusive: What Spending 24 Hours Inside A Gaza Refugee Tent Looks Like
Before the war, Esraa's world was full of colour. Her husband worked at a large store that sold art supplies and toys. She herself painted intricate designs on glass cups and ceramic plates, sold her crafts online, and worked in digital marketing.
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's Ex-Girlfriend Sues Him Over Alleged Stalking, Abuse: Report
The dispute came amid financial disagreements and a failed artificial intelligence startup.
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Has Digital Payment Increased Spending? What Mastercard's Gautam Aggarwal Said
Digital payments have made consumers smarter about how they spend, Mastercard's Asia-Pacific Head Gautam Aggarwal has said.
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Meta Tells Young Australians To Download Their Data Before Social Media Ban
Meta began sending thousands of young Australians a warning to downland their digital histories and delete their accounts from Facebook, Instagram and Threads before a world-first social media ban on accounts of children younger than 16 takes effect.
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Cloudflare Outage That Impacted ChatGPT, X, Dropbox Users Resolved
Cloudflare, based in San Francisco, works behind the scenes to make the internet faster and safer, but when problems flare up "it results in massive digital gridlock" for internet users, cybersecurity expert Mike Chapple said.
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'We Risk Losing Old World That Kept Us Human': Supreme Court Judge Warns Of 'Civilisational Tremor'
Citing cases of elderly citizens deceived by digital frauds, abandoned by family members or trapped in lifelong litigation, Justice Surya Kant said the law must serve as a "renewing framework of dignity".
-
How Two Tiny Mountain Peaks Became Internet's Most Famous Image
The little mountain icon, sometimes with a sun or cloud in the background, other times crossed out or broken, has become the standard symbol, across digital platforms, to signal something missing or something to come.
-
Why Do Some Countries Have Silent Airports?
Silent airports are changing how the world travels, from Delhi to Singapore. Here is why more countries are choosing calm over constant announcements.
-
Canadian Judge Rules Man Accused Of Sharing Fake Nude Image Of Wife Did Not Commit Crime
The Canadian judge ruled that the digitally manipulated photos did not meet the definition of intimate images under the Criminal Code.
-
Roman Empire Built 3,00,000 Kilometres Of Roads: Study
A new, comprehensive map and digital dataset show almost 300,000 kilometres of roads spanning an area of close to 4 million square kilometres.
-
Louvre Museum's Security Password During 900-Crore Heist Was "LOUVRE"
Weeks after a daring $102 million daylight robbery in the Louvre Museum in Paris, investigators have uncovered a stunning flaw in the institution's digital defences.
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400 Cheque Books, 200 Sims: Inside Rs 40 Crore IPO Scam In Mumbai
The ED conducted searches at multiple locations in Mumbai as part of investigations against a company that duped investors after providing false assurances to set up data and digital learning centres in small towns, an official said on Tuesday.
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China, ASEAN Sign Upgraded Free Trade Pact Amid Global Trade Tensions
The Southeast Asian bloc ASEAN and China on Tuesday signed an upgrade to their free trade agreement, which is expected to include sections on digital, green economy, and other new industries.
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Ferrari To Launch Digital Token For Fans To Use In Auction For Le Mans Car
Ferrari is tapping into crypto markets and tech-rich youngsters with a planned new digital token that its wealthiest fans will be able to use in an auction for a Ferrari 499P, the endurance car that won three straight Le Mans titles.
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Meta, TikTok Under EU Fire For Denying Researchers Access To Public Data
The European Commission said on Friday that US Big Tech giant Meta and Chinese-owned social media app TikTok breach their obligation to grant researchers adequate access to public data under the Digital Services Act (DSA)
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NDTV Exclusive: What Spending 24 Hours Inside A Gaza Refugee Tent Looks Like
Before the war, Esraa's world was full of colour. Her husband worked at a large store that sold art supplies and toys. She herself painted intricate designs on glass cups and ceramic plates, sold her crafts online, and worked in digital marketing.
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt's Ex-Girlfriend Sues Him Over Alleged Stalking, Abuse: Report
The dispute came amid financial disagreements and a failed artificial intelligence startup.
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Has Digital Payment Increased Spending? What Mastercard's Gautam Aggarwal Said
Digital payments have made consumers smarter about how they spend, Mastercard's Asia-Pacific Head Gautam Aggarwal has said.
