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BBCNEWS BBC World News July 16, 2020 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC World News July 16, 2020

Hello and welcome. The names on the list could hardly be bigger. We mentioned joe biden, jeff bezos, the owner of amazon, and apple in our headline. And to that you can add barack obama, elon musk of tesla fame, bill gates no less, kanye west, uber. All victims of a hack on their twitter accounts, with bogus offers of big bitcoin payouts to their followers. The head of twitter, jack dorsey, said the company felt terrible about what had happened, and was investigating the incident. Alanna petroff has the latest. Famous tech billionaires can buy themselves almost anything, but it seems no amount...

28 Organisations Urge EU Privacy Regulators to Oppose Meta's Paid Ad-Free Service, Here's Why | - Vimarsana News

28 Organisations Urge EU Privacy Regulators to Oppose Meta's Paid Ad-Free Service, Here's Why |

A coalition of 28 organisations has urged Europe's privacy enforcers to oppose Meta Platforms' subscription service that makes users pay a fee to protect their privacy. Read on to learn more.

EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's paid ad-free service - Vimarsana News

EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's paid ad-free service

Europe's privacy enforcers should oppose Meta Platforms' paid no-ads subscription service launched in Europe last November because it requires users to pay a fee to ensure their privacy, a model...

meta: EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's paid ad-free service - Vimarsana News

meta: EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's paid ad-free service

Privacy enforcers should oppose Meta Platforms' no-ads subscription service in Europe, according to a joint letter by 28 organizations. The service requires users to pay a fee for privacy, but users who consent to be tracked get a free service funded by advertising revenues.

EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's no-ads subscription service - Vimarsana News

EU privacy watchdogs urged to oppose Meta's no-ads subscription service

A group of 28 organizations called on the watchdogs to oppose the service because it requires users to pay a fee to ensure their privacy, a model likely to be copied by other companies