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Twitter censors tweets critical of India′s COVID response | News | DW - Vimarsana News

Twitter censors tweets critical of India′s COVID response | News | DW

Twitter censors tweets critical of India's COVID response The Indian government requested Twitter take down dozens of tweets critical of the country's pandemic response, which has drawn global attention as case numbers and deaths continue surging to record levels. A body of a COVID victim is prepared for cremation in Delhi Twitter on Saturday said it took down dozens of tweets in India that were critical of the Indian government's recent pandemic response, as a second wave of COVID infections continues to bring the country's healthcare system to its knees.  Over 20 tweets, some from India...

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India Orders Twitter to Block Posts Critical of Virus Handling

India Asks Twitter to Block Posts Critical of Virus Handling Bloomberg 1 hour ago Suvashree Ghosh © Bloomberg A healthcare worker pushes a trolley for transporting oxygen tanks outside a temporary hospital for Covid-19 patients at a stadium in New Delhi, India, on Friday, April 23, 2021. Bodies piling up at crematoriums and burial grounds across India are sparking concerns that the death toll from a ferocious new Covid-19 wave may be much higher than official records, underplaying the scale of a resurgence that is overwhelming the country's medical system. (Bloomberg) -- ...

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India asks Twitter to block posts critical of COVID-19 handling - Vimarsana News

India asks Twitter to block posts critical of COVID-19 handling

New Delhi: Twitter Inc. has removed or restricted access to more than 50 posts in the past one month at the behest of the Indian government, including tweets that criticised its handling of the coronavirus pandemic, the Indian Express newspaper reported. Other posts that were removed showed pictures and videos of a recent attack in Chhattisgarh carried out by Maoist guerrillas, the paper reported, citing disclosures made by the social media platform to the Lumen Database, which collects and analyses legal complaints and requests for removal of online materials. Twitter reviews all “valid le...

'We really need to do more': US ships vaccine raw materials to India - Vimarsana News

'We really need to do more': US ships vaccine raw materials to India

‘We really need to do more’: US ships vaccine raw materials to India We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Paul Schemm and Claire Parker April 26, 2021 — 7.37am Save Normal text size Advertisement Dubai: The United States has pledged to send vaccine materials and other medical relief to India, which is enduring the largest coronavirus outbreak of the entire pandemic, and running out beds, oxygen and testing kits. The National Security Council said Sunday that the United States would provide vaccine materials, drugs, test kit...

Dark Ops Undercovered: Episode II – Eliminalia – Qurium Media Foundation - Vimarsana News

Dark Ops Undercovered: Episode II – Eliminalia – Qurium Media Foundation

WHAT’S HIDING BEHIND THE FAKE DMCA COMPLAINTS? In the last months, one of Qurium’s research questions has been to understand how the domains registered by Eliminalia have been used to remove content from Google search results. Our first quick finding was to see that hundreds of their domains were copying articles from legitimate news media in an automatic fashion, skipping the content that their clients found uncomfortable. Two of Qurium’s hosted websites were used by the clones, that pulled new stories from the media sites several times per hour. By February 2021, Qurium knew that Elim...

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