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Online Gambling Nest, Meta Gets Warning Letter from Kominfo - Vimarsana News

Online Gambling Nest, Meta Gets Warning Letter from Kominfo

The Meta network platform has become a hotbed for online gambling. A total of 173,134 out of 805,923 online gambling content were closed to access by the Ministry of Communication and Information during 17 July- 30 December 2023 under Meta.

Source: kompas.id
Four out of five parents in favour of parental consent for app downloads by under-16s - Vimarsana News

Four out of five parents in favour of parental consent for app downloads by under-16s

A national US survey reveals that an overwhelming majority of American parents would approve of a potential law requiring that children under 16 have their consent in order to download applications.

Communications Services Lower as Verizon, Spotify Gain -- Communications Services Roundup - Vimarsana News

Communications Services Lower as Verizon, Spotify Gain -- Communications Services Roundup

Communications services companies fell sharply as traders fled digital-advertising concerns. Meta Platforms fell sharply, in sympathy with Google parent...

Who are the Winklevoss Twins? Biography, Net Worth & Gemini - Vimarsana News

Who are the Winklevoss Twins? Biography, Net Worth & Gemini

The Winklevoss Twins are American cryptocurrency investors who co-founded the Gemini exchange. Learn more with Techopedia.

Facebook: Does the paid subscription come for ten euros? - Vimarsana News

Facebook: Does the paid subscription come for ten euros?

Facebook and Instagram without advertising will soon cost ten euros a month in the EU. This price was mentioned by the parent company Meta in proposals to regulators. For another linked account – for example on Instagram – an additional six euros will be due. On the smartphone, the subscription should cost 13 instead of 10 euros, it said, citing informants. In this way, Meta would make users pay the levy that Apple and Google, as operators of the app stores, withhold from the purchase price. The company had always rejected paid subscriptions, on the grounds that its services should be avai...