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Dark Ops Undercovered: Episode I – Eliminalia 12 April, 2021 Since November 2020, Qurium has received several mails from fake lawyers asking us to remove articles related to corruption in Angola involving Isabel dos Santos or Vincent Miclet. Two of the investigative websites that Qurium hosts, Maka Angola and The Elephant have been targeted by such content take-down campaigns. In all cases, the mails have came from legal firms claiming copyright (DMCA) or data protection legislation (GDPR), asking us to remove the content of a certain page or pages without revealing the concrete identity o...

India orders Twitter to take down tweets critical of its coronavirus handling Twitter has taken down dozens of tweets in India, some of which were critical of New Delhi’s handling of the coronavirus, to comply with an emergency order from the Indian government. New Delhi made an emergency order to Twitter to censor over 50 tweets in the country, Twitter disclosed on Lumen database, a Harvard University project. The social network has complied with the request, and withheld those tweets from users in India. TechCrunch has learned that Twitter is not the only platform affected by the new orde...

By Aroon Deep and Aditya Chunduru You’re reading it here first: Twitter has complied with government requests to censor 52 tweets that mostly criticised India’s handling of the second surge of the COVID-19 pandemic. These tweets, which are now inaccessible to Indian users of the social media website, include posts by Revanth Reddy, a sitting Member of Parliament; Moloy Ghatak, a West Bengal state minister; actor Vineet Kumar Singh; and two filmmakers, Vinod Kapri and Avinash Das.  MediaNama has seen public disclosures of the orders made available by Twitter to the Lumen Database. Lumen D...

Twitter removed dozens of tweets at the request of the Indian government. The tweets were critical of the country's response to COVID-19, MediaNama reported.

Pirate TV Streaming App Mobdro Disappears Without Clue February 17, 2021 Mobdro, one of the most popular pirated Android-based software app focusing on TV content that includes popular TV shows, live sports and documentaries, has disappeared online, reports TorrentFreak.   The app’s current and historic domains presently are all non-functional. The latest version of the app, with build number 2.2.8 no longer works because access to the streams has been removed .  Over the years, Mobdro has become one of the most popular easy-to-use solutions for anyone looking to access live TV, sports c...