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States & online gaming regulations; banks tap startups to foil frauds - Vimarsana News

States & online gaming regulations; banks tap startups to foil frauds

Happy Monday! In the absence of central governments self-regulatory mechanisms, states are framing laws for online real money gaming. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Meta removes thousands of 'accounts' across Facebook and Instagram, here's why - Vimarsana News

Meta removes thousands of 'accounts' across Facebook and Instagram, here's why

SOCIAL News: Meta dealt with numerous fake profile complaints on Facebook and Instagram, leading to the removal of millions of pieces of bad content, including adu

WhatsApp banned record 79.5 lakh Indian accounts in March, Telecom News, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp banned record 79.5 lakh Indian accounts in March, Telecom News, ET Telecom

WhatsApp: The messaging platform, which has more than 500 million users in India, received a record 12,782 complaint reports in March in the country, and the records “actioned” were 11.

Godrej Split Handled With Admirable Dignity - Vimarsana News

Godrej Split Handled With Admirable Dignity

'Business families like the Godrej group are increasingly realising that an amicable settlement is better.' 'Else, the wealth of all shareholders gets destroyed.'

Source: rediff.com
Facebook parent Meta claims IT rules misuse, after HC rap comparing it to government department | - Vimarsana News

Facebook parent Meta claims IT rules misuse, after HC rap comparing it to government department |

SOCIAL News: Meta, the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram, defended its decision to block a magazine's account on its social media app before the Delhi High Court. The social media giant argued that the account was blocked due to three copyright strikes and the failure of the media house that owns the publishing licensee to the said magazine to respond to Meta's emails regarding the infringement.