Hundreds held after European police hack crime chat network
French and Dutch police hack into EncroChat network so they could read millions of messages “over the shoulders” of suspects.
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China hopes India corrects actions against Chinese firms immediately
China has not adopted any restrictive or discriminatory measures against Indian products, says minister.
Indian PM Modi shuts Weibo account after banning Chinese apps
Modi was an infrequent user of the app, had more than 200,000 followers and 100 posts before account was shut.
PTA temporarily suspends 'addictive' online game PUBG, citing health concerns
Says it has received several complaints about the game's potential negative impact on children's physical, psychological health.
Airlift raises $10m in Series A-1 financing as it ventures into grocery delivery
"Airlift’s Series A-1 round marks one of the largest capital investments in the region," says the startup's CEO.
Microsoft to teach 25m people digital work skills
US technology titan says it will back the effort with $20 million in cash grants to nonprofit organisations.
Facebook says will give priority to original news reporting
Moves come as Facebook tries to diffuse an advertiser boycott that has morphed into a global digital activist campaig.
TikTok denies sharing Indian user data with China
India has banned the wildly popular app as ties with Beijing deteriorate sharply following a deadly border clash.
Pakistan launches electric vehicle plan with cars in slow lane
The goal is to have at least 30 per cent of all vehicles running on electricity by 2030.
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Jordan bans online game PUBG over 'negative effects'
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There are 45 people struggling for one seat in a public bus in Pakistan, says Careem GM.
Fire breaks out at Cybernet-StormFiber Karachi head office, no casualties reported
Internet access restored, TV and phone services remain affected; "engineers working to resume all services."