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FTC says Facebook broke terms of $5B data privacy settlement - Vimarsana News

FTC says Facebook broke terms of $5B data privacy settlement

In a new proposal, the FTC proposes banning the social media giant from monetizing children’s data after Facebook allegedly violated its 2020 data privacy order.

FTC says Facebook/Meta violated $5B 2020 privacy order - Vimarsana News

FTC says Facebook/Meta violated $5B 2020 privacy order

FTC has proposed new protections for children and teens after finding that Meta/Facebook violated a 2020 privacy order. #pressrelease

DGCA issues showcause notice to Go First airlines over cancellation of flight operations, seeks reply within 24 hrs - Vimarsana News

DGCA issues showcause notice to Go First airlines over cancellation of flight operations, seeks reply within 24 hrs

India's aviation regulator Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Wednesday issued a show cause notice to India's low-cost carrier Go First Airlines for not providing prior intimation of cancellation of flights on May 3 and May 4 to DGCA.

Gardner seeks communications between judge, attorney - Vimarsana News

Gardner seeks communications between judge, attorney

St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s attorneys want to know what Judge Michael Noble talked about with an attorney before and after a hearing.

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DGCA Notice To Go First Over Flight Cancellations - Vimarsana News

DGCA Notice To Go First Over Flight Cancellations

The Director General of Civil Aviation issued a show cause notice to Go First on Tuesday after the airline cancelled flights for two days. The notice came hours after the low-cost carrier said it was forced to file for bankruptcy proceedings due to the enormous damage caused by Pratt & Whitney's "defective and failing engines". The DGCA said the Wadia Group-owned airline failed to report in writing the cancellations and reasons for it. It asked the airline to respond within 24 hours, failing which the decision will be taken ex parte.