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"H-1B System Spammed With Fraud": White House Defends Visa Fee Hike
The Trump administration is gearing up to defend its new H-1B visa policy in court, amidst multiple lawsuits challenging the $100,000 fee imposed on new visa applicants.
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Google Pixel 10's Take a Message Feature Rolls Out to Older Pixel Phones
Google’s Take a Message feature is rolling out to Pixel 4 and later phones in the US, UK, Ireland, and Australia, with support from most carriers except Dish. Some Pixel 9 users have already received it, and a wider rollout is expected soon. The feature also works on Pixel Watch 2 and later watches when paired with a Pixel 6 or newer phones. It s...
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Florida Man Urinates On Rs 9 Lakh Worth Of Meat Products, Arrested
The Florida man ruined 188 bulk units of Vienna sausages and 345 units of canned Spam Classic.
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Gmail's New Feature May Let You Create Aliases To Fight Spam Mail. Here's How
As of the last update, the feature was spotted in the Autofill setting menu.
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US Woman Learns Of Rs 1.73 Crore Lottery Win From Spam Email
Since the BIG CA$H Second Chance games launched in 2022, players have won more than $8 million in progressive prizes, according to lottery organisers.
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Twitter Employees Continue to Quit Amid Elon Musk Battle, Whistleblower’s Complaint
Twitter executives informed the employees regarding the staff exodus it has been facing recently amid legal battle with Elon Musk and whistleblower Peiter "Mudge" Zatko’s allegations. The company’s current employee attrition stands at 18.3 percent.
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Twitter CEO Said to Term Whistleblower Claims 'Inaccurate'; Firm Reiterates Spam User Count to SEC: Reports
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal toldsaid to have addressed employees at an internal meeting on Wednesday to state that accusations by former employee and whistleblower Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko were inaccurate, as per a report. The company is also reportedly said to have defended its spam and bot account enumeration to the US SEC earlier this year.
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Facebook Glitch Hits Thousands, Users' Feed Spammed With Celebrity Fan Posts
A glitch in Facebook's algorithm resulted in feeds of thousands of users across the US and UK being filled with posts sent to celebrities like Taylor Swift, Eminem, and Shakira.
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Twitter Suspends Accounts Claiming to Be Black Trump Supporters Over Spam, Manipulation
Twitter said it had suspended a number of accounts that claimed to be owned by Black supporters of President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign, saying the accounts broke its rules on spam and platform manipulation.
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Antitrust Hearing Online Moments: Jeff Bezos' Snack, Room Ratings, and 'The Net'
Chief executives of four Big Tech firms — including Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Google’s Sundar Pichai and Apple's Tim Cook — gave virtual testimony before the US House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel. Online viewers took to social media to ridicule several moments from the inquiry.
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Google’s Messages App Getting Verified SMS Feature to Help You Identify Trustworthy Business Messages
Messages app has been updated with a Verified SMS feature that is rolling out gradually in India and eight other markets.
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Moto G7 Series, Motorola One Receiving Call Screen Feature in US
Moto G7 family and Motorola One smartphones are receiving Google’s Call Screen feature, Digital Wellbeing options, and Moto Experience.
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US FCC Affirms That Carriers Can Block Unwanted, Spam Text Messages
The US FCC voted 3-to-1 to classify text messages as an information service rather than a telecommunications service.
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Facebook Says Purged Over 800 Accounts, Pages for Political Spam
Facebook said it purged more than 800 US publishers and accounts for flooding users with politically-oriented spam, reigniting accusations of political censorship and arbitrary decision-making.
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Notorious Russian Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty to US Charges
Investigators linked Levasho to a series of powerful botnets, or networks hijacked computers capable of pumping out billions of spam emails.
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"H-1B System Spammed With Fraud": White House Defends Visa Fee Hike
The Trump administration is gearing up to defend its new H-1B visa policy in court, amidst multiple lawsuits challenging the $100,000 fee imposed on new visa applicants.
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Google Pixel 10's Take a Message Feature Rolls Out to Older Pixel Phones
Google’s Take a Message feature is rolling out to Pixel 4 and later phones in the US, UK, Ireland, and Australia, with support from most carriers except Dish. Some Pixel 9 users have already received it, and a wider rollout is expected soon. The feature also works on Pixel Watch 2 and later watches when paired with a Pixel 6 or newer phones. It s...
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Florida Man Urinates On Rs 9 Lakh Worth Of Meat Products, Arrested
The Florida man ruined 188 bulk units of Vienna sausages and 345 units of canned Spam Classic.
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Gmail's New Feature May Let You Create Aliases To Fight Spam Mail. Here's How
As of the last update, the feature was spotted in the Autofill setting menu.
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US Woman Learns Of Rs 1.73 Crore Lottery Win From Spam Email
Since the BIG CA$H Second Chance games launched in 2022, players have won more than $8 million in progressive prizes, according to lottery organisers.
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Twitter Employees Continue to Quit Amid Elon Musk Battle, Whistleblower’s Complaint
Twitter executives informed the employees regarding the staff exodus it has been facing recently amid legal battle with Elon Musk and whistleblower Peiter "Mudge" Zatko’s allegations. The company’s current employee attrition stands at 18.3 percent.
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Twitter CEO Said to Term Whistleblower Claims 'Inaccurate'; Firm Reiterates Spam User Count to SEC: Reports
Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal toldsaid to have addressed employees at an internal meeting on Wednesday to state that accusations by former employee and whistleblower Peiter 'Mudge' Zatko were inaccurate, as per a report. The company is also reportedly said to have defended its spam and bot account enumeration to the US SEC earlier this year.
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Facebook Glitch Hits Thousands, Users' Feed Spammed With Celebrity Fan Posts
A glitch in Facebook's algorithm resulted in feeds of thousands of users across the US and UK being filled with posts sent to celebrities like Taylor Swift, Eminem, and Shakira.
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Twitter Suspends Accounts Claiming to Be Black Trump Supporters Over Spam, Manipulation
Twitter said it had suspended a number of accounts that claimed to be owned by Black supporters of President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign, saying the accounts broke its rules on spam and platform manipulation.
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Antitrust Hearing Online Moments: Jeff Bezos' Snack, Room Ratings, and 'The Net'
Chief executives of four Big Tech firms — including Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Google’s Sundar Pichai and Apple's Tim Cook — gave virtual testimony before the US House Judiciary Committee's antitrust panel. Online viewers took to social media to ridicule several moments from the inquiry.
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Google’s Messages App Getting Verified SMS Feature to Help You Identify Trustworthy Business Messages
Messages app has been updated with a Verified SMS feature that is rolling out gradually in India and eight other markets.
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Moto G7 Series, Motorola One Receiving Call Screen Feature in US
Moto G7 family and Motorola One smartphones are receiving Google’s Call Screen feature, Digital Wellbeing options, and Moto Experience.
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US FCC Affirms That Carriers Can Block Unwanted, Spam Text Messages
The US FCC voted 3-to-1 to classify text messages as an information service rather than a telecommunications service.
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Facebook Says Purged Over 800 Accounts, Pages for Political Spam
Facebook said it purged more than 800 US publishers and accounts for flooding users with politically-oriented spam, reigniting accusations of political censorship and arbitrary decision-making.
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Notorious Russian Cybercriminal Pleads Guilty to US Charges
Investigators linked Levasho to a series of powerful botnets, or networks hijacked computers capable of pumping out billions of spam emails.
