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US Teacher, 30, Arrested After Video Call With Minor Student. She Was Nude
An American substitute teacher has been arrested and charged after officials claimed she had inappropriate electronic communication with a minor.
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TRAI To Finalise Views On OTT By May-End, Official Says
OTT services refer to applications and services that are accessible over the Internet and ride on an operator’s network.
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Airtel Seeks Telecom Regulator's View On Launching Intranet Video Service
The content on Airtel Zero could be accessed by consumers without incurring data charges but the companies that opted to place their content or application on this platform had to bear the expenses.
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Edward Snowden Would Go to Prison to Return to US
Edward Snowden has asked that he be allowed to return to the US and go to jail for leaking details of National Security Agency (NSA) programmes to intercept electronic communications data on a vast scale.
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Researchers develop 'unbreakable' security codes inspired by nature
The newly patented method is inspired by how the heart and lung communicate with each other.
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Facebook accused of mining private messages
The suit accuses Facebook of reading its users' personal, private Facebook messages without their consent.
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Greater email privacy won't hinder law enforcement
A Senate bill to protect the privacy of electronic communications won't keep federal agents from combing through your inbox if they believe a crime has been committed.
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US Teacher, 30, Arrested After Video Call With Minor Student. She Was Nude
An American substitute teacher has been arrested and charged after officials claimed she had inappropriate electronic communication with a minor.
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TRAI To Finalise Views On OTT By May-End, Official Says
OTT services refer to applications and services that are accessible over the Internet and ride on an operator’s network.
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Airtel Seeks Telecom Regulator's View On Launching Intranet Video Service
The content on Airtel Zero could be accessed by consumers without incurring data charges but the companies that opted to place their content or application on this platform had to bear the expenses.
-
Edward Snowden Would Go to Prison to Return to US
Edward Snowden has asked that he be allowed to return to the US and go to jail for leaking details of National Security Agency (NSA) programmes to intercept electronic communications data on a vast scale.
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Researchers develop 'unbreakable' security codes inspired by nature
The newly patented method is inspired by how the heart and lung communicate with each other.
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Facebook accused of mining private messages
The suit accuses Facebook of reading its users' personal, private Facebook messages without their consent.
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Greater email privacy won't hinder law enforcement
A Senate bill to protect the privacy of electronic communications won't keep federal agents from combing through your inbox if they believe a crime has been committed.
