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Published May 26, 2021 Andrew Hutchinson Content and Social Media Manager While Facebook sees India as a key element in its future expansion strategy, it may now be on a course to face significant roadblocks in that approach, with the company clashing with the Indian Government on several fronts, all relating to data tracking, and the impacts of such within WhatsApp, the most popular messaging app in the nation. Last week, the Indian Government called on Facebook to abandon an upcoming change t...

WhatsApp Takes Indian Govt To Delhi HC Against New IT Guidelines Facebook-owned WhatsApp has filed a lawsuit in the court saying that one of the new guidelines will force WhatsApp to break protection to users Use code Youre reading Entrepreneur India, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. Popular messaging platform WhatsApp has knocked the gates of Delhi High Court against the Indian government’s new digital rules that are in place starting Wednesday. According to media ...

Read more about US Market plummets on inflation fears on Business Standard. At the close of trade, the Dow Jones Industrial Average index stumbled 681.50 points, or 1.99%, to 33,588. The S&P 500 index was down 89.06 points, or 2.14%, at 4,063. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index fell 357.75 points, or 2.67%, to 13,032.

Facebook continues to bolster its first-party VR development repertoire with another top-tier VR developer. As with other VR developer acquisitions, Oculus has pledged to continue to support the game on all available platforms. The news follows a record-setting earnings quarter for Facebooks AR and VR division. Facebook is officially announcing its acquisition of Downpour Interactive, the developer behind the massively popular multiplayer military simulator Onward. While Facebook isnt disclosin...

AR usage still outpaces VR and VR headset usage by a significant amount. Insider Intelligence Though VR and AR are different technologies growing at different rates, the pandemic appears to have galvanized the market for both. VR and AR usage impacted by COVID-19 VR and AR usage has increased as more people stay home and pursue activities aligned with crowd avoidance and social distancing, including video gaming, consuming entert...

by Tyler Durden Friday, Apr 23, 2021 - 04:40 PM While Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter are chock full of virtue-signaling sheep declaring their double, triple, quadruple masking efforts; their personal sacrifices for the greater good of all mankind (against a virus that leave 99.7% of those infected unharmed); and blindly following the science from political operatives who need a crisis to drive their agenda; one Georgia mom has had enough. Instead of virtue-signaling to the world, Ge...

The pandemic pushed XR use beyond fun and games Download Share Extended reality (XR) technologies—including virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR)—are still in the early phases of adoption, but they are evolving quickly. While most use cases for VR and AR are still related to gaming, entertainment, and social media, the variety of applications is expanding as more consumers and businesses test out immersive experiences. Because the pandemic has forced many peop...

As the sector starts to look towards a full reopening of the economy, nurseries looking to boost parental demand can start with boosting their social media profile, and Instagram is particularly useful for engaging many new parents, says Nicola Read

Bride savagely trolled after posing for wedding photo in VERY unusual location Susie Crawford, Fabulous Writer TROLLS attacked this Australian bride for taking wedding photos in her PANTRY. Liana Rinaldo, a 28-year-old newlywed from Adelaide, South Australia, has faced huge backlash after she decided to pose for wedding photos in her stunningly organised pantry. 2 Liana poses in front of her super organised shelvesCredit: fromhousetohome__/Instagram Liana was photographed in front of her stack...

While Facebook denies that it is currently using this technology, it has filed a patent for recognizing the people Facebook users might know just by analyzing the dust and scratches of a camera lens.