Twitter suspends Trump permanently
Twitter says it has “permanently suspended” US President Donald Trump’s account over the “risk of further incitement of violence”. “After close review of recent Tweets...
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YouTube, Gmail, Google Drive services suffer global outage
Google services have suffered outages across the world with users unable to access Gmail, YouTube and Google Drive. According to Downdetector, and user reports, a...
Twitter to relaunch ‘blue tick’ after white supremacist controversy
Twitter is relaunching its verification system, and is seeking public feedback on its new policy ahead of the launch itself in 2021.Verified accounts on Twitter...
Football icon Diego Maradona dies at 60
Argentine football legend Diego Maradona has passed away at the age of 60 after suffering a heart attack. The Gimnasia coach had been hospitalised at...
Facebook blocks Frenchman from streaming his death
Facebook said Saturday it would block the livestream of a Frenchman suffering from an incurable condition who wanted to broadcast his death on the social...
NITDA alerts Nigerians on fake messages circulating on social media
The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has cautioned the general public on the recent circulation of fake news on the COVID 19 pandemic especially...
About 130 accounts targeted in cyber attack on Twitter
Twitter Inc disclosed late on Thursday that hackers targeted about 130 accounts during the cyber attack this week, an incident in which profiles of many...
Special Report advocates revival of cotton to revamp the economy
Experts have projected that the global community was most likely to move from a health crisis to serious economic uncertainties, following the corona virus pandemic....
Twitter to label COVID-19 fake news
These labels will link to a Twitter-curated page or external trusted source containing additional information on the claims made within the Tweet. Twitter has started putting warning...
Facebook to add anti-misinformation posts in News Feed of users who likes fake coronavirus news
Facebook will start putting anti-misinformation messages in the News Feeds of people who have engaged with fake coronavirus stories. T he company offered an update...