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AMMAN — Citizens are calling on the government to monitor the prices of grocery and food delivery applications, as they claim applications have increase the prices of delivered goods. Grocery and food delivery services have become the norm for many people in the last couple of years as shopping habits have shifted, and on-demand delivery is increasingly convenient and

AMMAN — TikTok might pose “serious threats to the long-term mental health and emotional well-being of its young users”, experts suggest. “TikTok is split into two main feed sections,” IT expert Shaher Mustafa told The Jordan Times.The first section, Mustafa added, is the “Following” feed, which only displays videos created by users that the account holder follows. The second

AMMAN — Experts warn SMS users of the risks of SMS-phishing, or “smishing”, scams which have the potential to cause immense financial distress as well as loss of private data. Digital marketing expert Bayan Odeh told The Jordan Times that smishing is defined as scam text messages that seem to be from legitimate organisations, such as banks, delivery companies and phone

 AMMAN — Following social media backlash, the Culture Ministry announced a change to the poster designs of the Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts.Jerash Festival’s 36th edition will be held from July 28 to August 6 in Jerash. Using the hashtag #JerashFestival, some social media users said that the posters “do not represent Jordan or the talent of Jordanian graphic

Following social media backlash, the Culture Ministry announced a change to the poster designs of the Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts. Jerash Festiv

 AMMAN — Following social media backlash, the Culture Ministry announced a change to the poster designs of the Jerash Festival of Culture and Arts.Jerash Festival’s 36th edition will be held from July 28 to August 6 in Jerash. Using the hashtag #JerashFestival, some social media users said that the posters “do not represent Jordan or the talent of Jordanian graphic

Several Louisiana parents have banded together to start an email campaign asking the Louisiana Department of Education to provide accommodations for Muslim students who are fasting.