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Internet service disrupted in Pakistan due to a cable fault in the sea - पूरे पाकिस्तान में स्लो हुई इंटरनेट की स्पीड, जानें क्या रही वजह

Internet service disrupted in Pakistan due to a cable fault in the sea - पूरे पाकिस्तान में स्लो हुई इंटरनेट की स्पीड, जानें क्या रही वजह
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Fake social media accounts irk Senate panel

Fake social media accounts irk Senate panel Such accounts are being run in name of political, social figures STOCK IMAGE ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunication on Tuesday expressed concern over fake social media accounts being run in the name of political and social personalities. The meeting was chaired by Senator Rubina Khalid. In an earlier meeting held last month, the committee had asked the government to enter into an agreement with Twitter’s management to share information and block fake accounts. The committee members had asked the authorities concerned to identify accounts that were allegedly involved in defamation and harassment of individuals as well as organisations.

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PTA moves to resolve boosters issue

PTA has issued directives to the cellular mobile operators (CMOs) to improve network coverage

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Despite a Ban, GSM Boosters are Readily Available at Online Stores, Open Market

Despite a Ban, GSM Boosters are Readily Available at Online Stores, Open Market In spite of having been outlawed by the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority, GSM signal boosters are readily available everywhere including some renowned e-commerce stores like Daraz, PakWheels, DealMarkaz, DesertCart, and more. Taking notice of unrestricted sale and use of illegal GSM signal boosters, PTA warned against the import, sale, and use of GSM boosters, amplifiers, and repeaters in August last year. Banning the devices, the authority had clarified that only Cellular Mobile Operators (CMOs) were allowed to import GSM boosters and install them at mobile users’ premises. GSM Signal Boosters can land you in jail

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Indian Chronicles: Disinfo database, SM policy, int l pressure a must for Pakistan

Indian Chronicles: Disinfo database, SM policy, int l pressure a must for Pakistan Published On Indian Chronicles: Disinfo database, SM policy, int l pressure a must for Pakistan ISLAMABAD, Jan 16 (APP): As Indian hybrid war tactics, exposed by EU-based DisinfoLab, continue to get worldwide attention, the think tanks and experts are suggesting Pakistan to formulate new policies, compile disinformation database and use international pressure to curb false information. “First step that must be taken is amendment in existing laws and adoption of new legislations as per necessities. Moreover, special government offices, compilation of disinformation database and formulation of robust social media policy is need of the hour,” said a reputed journal Eurasia Review in its report titled Legal fights against disinformation: Lessons for Pakistan.”

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