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February 4, 2021 The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) has recommended the government create a National Level Blockchain Framework (NLBF) to encourage the adoption of blockchain technology across a variety of public use-cases. The ministry’s draft National Strategy on Blockchain proposes that various public projects can be brought on to a blockchain platform for digital identities, land records and official documents and healthcare, among other areas. The report recommends that the government create a legal and regulatory framework for the adoption of blockchain tec...

Google has closed its deal to acquire fitness wearables company Fitbit, even as probes by competition regulators in the United States and Australia are yet to conclude. The Alphabet-owned company has stressed that “the deal has always been about devices, not data”. The announcement comes nearly a month after the European Union (EU) approved the deal, subjecting Google to certain restrictions such as keeping Fitbit data siloed from Google’s ad business. We worked with global regulators on an approach which safeguards consumers’ privacy expectations, including a series of binding commi...

WhatsApp unveils 'four-pillar strategy' for India The strategy involves growing small business ecosystems; provisioning easy access to businesses; growing the volume of digital payments; and investments to drive social impact, along with other partners BusinessToday.In | December 16, 2020 | Updated 17:40 IST WhatsApp has come out with a four-pillar strategy for India. Abhijit Bose, Head (India), WhatsApp, came out with India-centric four-pillar strategy during Facebook Fuel for India event today. The strategy involves growing small business ecosystems; provisioning easy access to businesses...

WhatsApp unveils 'four-pillar strategy' for India © India Today Group WhatsApp unveils 'four-pillar strategy' for India WhatsApp has come out with a four-pillar strategy for India. Abhijit Bose, Head (India), WhatsApp, came out with India-centric four-pillar strategy during Facebook Fuel for India event today. The strategy involves growing small business ecosystems; provisioning easy access to businesses; growing the volume of digital payments; and investments to drive social impact, along with other partners.   Grow small and micro business ecosystem: WhatsApp plans to continue innova...