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U.S. Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Jr., a vocal supporter of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC), expressed his optimism for the usefulness of blockchain technology.

In an interview with YouTube news show Breaking Points, Dorsey revealed that Twitter users' criticism of India's handling of the farmers' protests in 2020 was a sore...

VR Dystopia Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey isn't very optimistic about our near future. In a recent interview with YouTube news channel Breaking Points, [do we wanna italicize?] Dorsey said that he's worried we'll all turn into the blobby people being carted around on hovering recliners, a dystopian vision depicted in the Pixar animation classic […]

The government today vehemently rebutted Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's allegation of receiving "many requests" from India to censor accounts critical of government and those reporting on farmers' protests.

Reacting to Dorsey who alleged in an interview with YouTube channel Breaking Points that the threats came as Twitter refused to comply with the governments demands to block accounts during the farmers protests in early 2021, Union Minister of State for Electronics and IT, Rajeev Chandrasekhar, said that no one went to jail nor was Twitter shut down in the country.

The Centre on Tuesday lashed out at former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for claiming that the Indian government threatened to wind it down and conducted raids on employees' homes, saying it is an attempt to "brush out that very dubious ...

Cong hits back at Centre over ex-Twitter CEO claims over 'raiding' its office, 'blocking' accounts Congress on Tuesday mounted pressure on the BJP-led NDA

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The Centre has rubbished the charges, saying Dorseys Twitter regime had a problem accepting the sovereignty of Indian law.

The BJP’s IT department head Amit Malviya Tuesday came down heavily on former Twitter chief executive officer Jack Dorsey, saying the social media company was in violation of...