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Human rights group says Meta endangers queer Middle Easterners & urges big changes to keep them safe - Vimarsana News

Human rights group says Meta endangers queer Middle Easterners & urges big changes to keep them safe

Police in Middle Eastern and North African countries are using social media to entrap, extort, and torture LGBTQ+ users.

Protecting LGBT Individuals in Africa from Digital Targeting - Vimarsana News

Protecting LGBT Individuals in Africa from Digital Targeting

Beirut — New #SecureOurSocials Campaign Urges Transparency from Facebook, Instagram

Source: jowhar.com
Meta: Protect LGBT People from Digital Targeting - Vimarsana News

Meta: Protect LGBT People from Digital Targeting

(Beirut) – Meta should do more to protect the safety of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people and all its users, in particular on Facebook and Instagram, Human Rights Watch, Social Media Exchange (SMEX), INSM Foundation for Digital Rights, Helem, and Damj Association said in the #SecureOurSocials campaign opened today.

Source: hrw.org
Meta: Protect LGBT People from Digital Targeting - Vimarsana News

Meta: Protect LGBT People from Digital Targeting

Meta should do more to protect the safety of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) people and all its users, in particular on Facebook and Instagram, Human Rights Watch, Social Media Exchange (SMEX), INSM Foundation for Digital Rights, Helem, and Damj Association said in the #SecureOurSocials campaign opened today.

Source: hrw.org
Egyptian Police Using Grindr To Target Gay Men - Vimarsana News

Egyptian Police Using Grindr To Target Gay Men

Popular gay dating app Grindr has issued a warning to its users in Egypt, following reports that police are using the app to impersonate and target gay and bisexual men and trans women.