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Truecaller has been dabbling in building out a family of apps to dig deeper into the different ways that people now communicate, but it’s also adding better performance to its flagship app, too. Today, the company released a major update to its eponymous iOS app — touting better spam detection, faster performance, quick onboarding and […]
Ishrat Jahan’s close friend, Sabahat, said “Ishrat is a very bold and dynamic person. It has been almost two years now since Ishrat was sent to jail. She has been discriminated in the jail. She was sent to jail for standing up for her community and protecting the Constitution. And for this she was sent to jail.”
Social Media Activism Can Work, but We Don’t Need to Shame People Into It Mishma Nixon © Maskot Every time I open Twitter, I am hit with a barrage of information about a new international crisis or incident. Sometimes these are big events that take over the whole feed, no matter what niche community you are part of. But most of the time, global events don’t receive the same attention as something like the Capitol riot in Washington, DC. This dynamic can be frustrating. We can talk for ages about American exceptionalism and how global and Western media has a singular focu...
Listen to a conversation with lawyer Apar Guta of the Internet Freedom Foundation explaining the provisions of the IT Act behind Twitter's recent blocking of several accounts
Twitter blinks, suspends accounts linked with Farmer Agitation after notice from Govt Twitter blinks, suspends accounts linked with Farmer Agitation after notice from Govt By:Abhishek Malhotra, The Mobile Indian, New Delhi Last updated : February 05, 2021 11:46 am Advertisement In wake of notice from the Indian Government, Twitter has once again blocked some of the accounts that were linked to the farmer's agitation. The Indian Government had warned Twitter that it would face penal action if it doesn't abide by the government's law and it seems like Twitter wa...