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Kanye West Deletes His X Account After Facing Backlash Over Controversial Posts
Kanye West has deleted his X account after Superbowl ad's backlash.
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Jenna Ortega Reveals She Deleted X Account After Seeing Explicit AI Images Of Her
The actor revealed she was advised to create an account on X, early in her career to boost her public image.
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"Had Enough": Actor Kalki Koechlin Deletes X Account Over Israel-Hamas War Disinformation
"What really crossed the line for me, what really made me draw a boundary was the denial or the justification of Palestinian children murdered in the thousands," the actress said.
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Explained: How To Delete Threads Profile Without Impact On Instagram
Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri has now announced an update to the application which allows users to delete their Threads profile separately from Instagram.
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"No Place For Terrorist Organisations": Elon Musk's X Removes Pro-Hamas Accounts
In the aftermath of the recent Hamas attacks on Israel, the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has removed hundreds of Hamas-affiliated accounts, stating "there is no place on X for terrorist organisations".
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Threads by Meta Could Soon Allow Users to Delete Account Without Deleting Instagram
Threads by Meta may soon allow users to delete their account without disrupting their Instagram account. A Meta’s executive has said at a recent event that the company is working to release separate account deletion feature for Threads, and may roll this out by December this year. To recall, Threads was launched by Meta in July this year as a riv...
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X to Delete 'Block' Feature Except For in DMs, Announces Elon Musk
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, will remove the ability for users to block other accounts, owner Elon Musk said in a post Friday. Musk said blocking will still be possible for direct messages, but that it would be deleted as a “feature.”
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Ubisoft Clarifies That It Won’t Delete Inactive Accounts With Purchased Games
Ubisoft confirmed that it won’t be deleting ‘inactive’ accounts, leading to the permanent deletion of digitally purchased games. Over the weekend, an email screenshot on Twitter suggested that Ubisoft had temporarily suspended a user’s UPlay account for being inactive for a while and would be closing it permanently within the next 30 days u...
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Uniswap Founder’s Twitter Account Hacked, Malicious Link Posted to Phish Victims
The Twitter handle of Uniswap founder Hayden Adams was hacked earlier, exposing over 254,000 of his followers to financial risks. Notorious cyber actors who targeted Adams’ account, tweeted that Uniswap’s Permit2 contract was anonymously exploited, bringing users’ tokens at risk. The scammers were trying to get Uniswap users to click on an in...
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Google to Delete Accounts That Are Inactive for 2 Years Starting December Over Security Threats
The company said that if a Google account had not been used or signed into for at least two years, it might delete the account and content across Google Workspace, which includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet and Calendar, as well as YouTube and Google Photos.
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Kanye West Deletes His X Account After Facing Backlash Over Controversial Posts
Kanye West has deleted his X account after Superbowl ad's backlash.
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Jenna Ortega Reveals She Deleted X Account After Seeing Explicit AI Images Of Her
The actor revealed she was advised to create an account on X, early in her career to boost her public image.
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"Had Enough": Actor Kalki Koechlin Deletes X Account Over Israel-Hamas War Disinformation
"What really crossed the line for me, what really made me draw a boundary was the denial or the justification of Palestinian children murdered in the thousands," the actress said.
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Explained: How To Delete Threads Profile Without Impact On Instagram
Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri has now announced an update to the application which allows users to delete their Threads profile separately from Instagram.
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"No Place For Terrorist Organisations": Elon Musk's X Removes Pro-Hamas Accounts
In the aftermath of the recent Hamas attacks on Israel, the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, has removed hundreds of Hamas-affiliated accounts, stating "there is no place on X for terrorist organisations".
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Threads by Meta Could Soon Allow Users to Delete Account Without Deleting Instagram
Threads by Meta may soon allow users to delete their account without disrupting their Instagram account. A Meta’s executive has said at a recent event that the company is working to release separate account deletion feature for Threads, and may roll this out by December this year. To recall, Threads was launched by Meta in July this year as a riv...
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X to Delete 'Block' Feature Except For in DMs, Announces Elon Musk
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, will remove the ability for users to block other accounts, owner Elon Musk said in a post Friday. Musk said blocking will still be possible for direct messages, but that it would be deleted as a “feature.”
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Ubisoft Clarifies That It Won’t Delete Inactive Accounts With Purchased Games
Ubisoft confirmed that it won’t be deleting ‘inactive’ accounts, leading to the permanent deletion of digitally purchased games. Over the weekend, an email screenshot on Twitter suggested that Ubisoft had temporarily suspended a user’s UPlay account for being inactive for a while and would be closing it permanently within the next 30 days u...
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Uniswap Founder’s Twitter Account Hacked, Malicious Link Posted to Phish Victims
The Twitter handle of Uniswap founder Hayden Adams was hacked earlier, exposing over 254,000 of his followers to financial risks. Notorious cyber actors who targeted Adams’ account, tweeted that Uniswap’s Permit2 contract was anonymously exploited, bringing users’ tokens at risk. The scammers were trying to get Uniswap users to click on an in...
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Google to Delete Accounts That Are Inactive for 2 Years Starting December Over Security Threats
The company said that if a Google account had not been used or signed into for at least two years, it might delete the account and content across Google Workspace, which includes Gmail, Docs, Drive, Meet and Calendar, as well as YouTube and Google Photos.
