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Automated dating: Up your online dating game

Jacinda Ardern, the former prime minister of New Zealand, will assume a new position where she will work with other governments and social media companies to combat extremist and terrorist content online.

New Zealand's Jacinda Ardern to tackle online extremism as special envoy for Christchurch Call

IPL 2023 Live: The 16th season of the Indian Premier League, the biggest cricket festival, will begin tomorrow. IPL 2023 is unique and different from the other seasons.

IPL 2023 Live Streaming: Here's your ultimate guide on how to watch Indian Premier League live on TV & mobile

February 7 is the first day of Valentine's Week. Valentine's Week commences with Rose Day, celebrated on February 7. Thus, February 7 is an important date for all the couples and the people celebrating it.

Why is February 7 important? Top 10 online shops to buy beautiful roses at cheapest cost in India

Volker Turk, UN rights chief, called for protection against online hatred and a end to dehumanising identity politics on Friday as part of a more sensitive social media environment in 2023.

UN rights chief calls for online hate safety nets in 2023

EU-funded study says teenagers in Europe are normalising risky and criminal behaviour online. Trolling, revenge porn and hate speech part of the new normal. Priyanka Sharma brings you the details

Gravitas: Teens in Europe normalising online crime?

India has proposed guideline to keep fake online reviews in check. The penalty is most likely for suppressing negative reviews. Watch this report.

World Business Watch | Fake online reviews: India proposes guideline

Slow online business has hit Zoom revenue. High inflation is also dampening customers' spending. Watch this report for details.

World Business Watch: Slow online business hits Zoom revenue

Cyber frauds are becoming increasingly common. Some miscreants are even exploiting people's desire to bring home a pet. Watch the video for more details.

How to avoid puppy scams when bringing a pet home | Tech It Out

When we talk about the dangers that exist in the online environment, we usually discuss things like cyberbullying, invasion of privacy, identity theft et cetera. But there is also a more subtle threat that lurks on the web -- Dark Patterns. This is something that most of us have faced, perhaps without even realising what it is. Watch this video to know more.

Explained: How Dark Patterns influence you online| Tech It Out

Shanghai University became the butt of jokes after asking its students to take the mandatory swimming test online before graduating. On May 15, the dean’s office at Shanghai University announced that undergraduates finishing their bachelor’s degrees who are due to participate in a 50-metre (164 feet) swimming test can be allowed to take it online from home in the wake of the city’s Covid outbreaks, reports South China Morning Post.

‘Should we surf the internet?’: Chinese university mocked for telling students to take swimming test online

Cyber fraud is becoming increasingly common and some hackers are even exploiting people's desire to bring home a pet here are the details.

Attention, puppy buyers! Don't fall for pet scams online

The EU and Britain on Friday opened antitrust probes into a 2018 deal between tech giants Google and Facebook owner Meta allegedly aimed at cementing their dominance over the online advertising market.

EU launches antitrust probes on Google, Meta over online ads deal

A new game called 'Heardle' seems to be taking netizens by storm. It seems to be inspired by Wordle's winning formula. Heardle’s creators describe it as: "Like Wordle but for music.

What is 'Heardle'? Here's what you need to know about new viral game  

“Fun to be had! Fun. To. Be. Had!” Todd Zanzinger crowed to an audience of remote tech workers on Zoom. It was the opening ceremony of an information technology company’s virtual Olympics, and music blared as Zanzinger, whose Zoom display name read “Hype Guy Todd,” walked 69 teams of co-workers through the rules of lip sync karaoke.

For workers who are never on site, the ‘off-site’ still beckons

Students seeking admission to medical colleges in China have been told by India's National Medical Commission (NMC) that medical courses provided online will not be recognised in the nation.

India's National Medical Commission won't recognise "courses done only by online mode" from China

Online dating has become the new normal. Thousands are finding love online. Many are also being scammed, used for money laundering. Americans lost $500Mn in 2021. People above 60 lost significantly more money. Palki Sharma has the details.

Gravitas: Online dating scams surge during the pandemic

Three people have been arrested following an investigation into an app that apparently seemed to demean Muslim women by using their morphed pictures for an online fake auction.

Bully Bai app case: Three arrested for online abuse of women in India

A famous Chinese online influencer was slapped with a $210 million fine for alleged tax evasion, according to Chinese authorities. Huang Wei, also known as Viya, is an internet celebrity with millions of followers.

Top Chinese online influencer fined $210 million for tax evasion

In today’s fast-paced world, where numerous people go online for various purposes, around 37% of the world’s population seems to have never used the internet. The revelation was made by a United Nations' body.

Over one third of world never used internet, says UN body  

As the British government examines new legislation to tackle online abuse, internet "trolls" might face two years in prison for words or material that cause "psychological injury.

UK's online safety bill: Internet trolls could face two years in prison for psychological harm

All of us are familiar with the dangers of the digital world. So, we spoke to two leading cyber security experts, and they've given us internet safety rules that everyone can follow. Watch the video to know more details.

Cyber security: Tips on how to stay safe online

Is your child being exposed to objectionable content online? An investigation has revealed that TikTok is recommending videos of serial killers and gun violence to children as young as 13. Some of these videos have links to websites selling weapons. Palki Sharma brings you a report.

Gravitas: What is your child doing on the internet?

The Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen, will give evidence to MPs and peers scrutinising the online safety bill. Haugen has released tens of thousands of internal documents highlighting Facebook's failure to keep its users safe from harmful content.

Frances Haugen to testify about Facebook and online harm

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