Over 40 journalists and political personalities’s names were leaked as potential targets for surveillance.
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The pleas have been adjourned till August 27.Â
The post Indian Court Adjourns Hearing On Pleas Of WhatsApp, Facebook Challenging IT Rules appeared first on Zenger News.
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The legal petitions asked the govt to direct WhatsApp to roll back the policy or let users opt-out of the update.
The post Indian Court Adjourns Petitions Challenging WhatsApp’s New Privacy Policy To Aug 27 appeared first on Zenger News.
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Over 40 Indian journalists, politicians, and influential personalities were on the surveillance list using the Pegasus spyware.Â
The post Litigation Filed In India’s Supreme Court Over Pegasus Spyware Row appeared first on Zenger News.
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The Chinese nationals were charged for a campaign to hack into the computer systems of American entities.Â
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Penalty levied after YouTube failed to meet German court order to reinstate video by a certain date.
The post VIDEO: YouTube Fined For Censoring COVID Protest Footage appeared first on Zenger News.
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Apple wants to head to the High Court over a decision that keeps a landmark monopoly case against the company on Australian soil.
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African American Democratic election officials say new state laws are already being used by Republicans to fire them
The post Georgia Democrats Back AG Garland’s Lawsuit On Voting Laws And Say They Are Being Purged Over Race appeared first on Zenger News.
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Media mogul Byron Allen among leaders in push that includes suing McDonald’s for $10 billion over how it allocates ad dollars.
The post Coca-Cola Is Latest Major Company To Pledge More Ad Spending With Black-Owned Media appeared first on Zenger News.
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A judge ruled against any unfair deal struck between New South Wales and the owner of Port Botany.
The post Ruling In Favor Of The Government On ‘Anti-competitive’ Ports appeared first on Zenger News.
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