Emergency requests from India to Facebook almost doubled to 1,615 in January-June period of 2019, as opposed to only 861 requests in July-December period of 2018

From his first ad to commanding Rs 40 crore worth of endorsements five years after his retirement, brand Sachin is a force to reckon with

Security has been beefed up in Uttar Pradesh and other parts of the country as Supreme Court of India is set to pronounce the verdict in Ayodhya case tomorrow

Next wave of reforms soon; pain points in manufacturing to be resolved: FM SitharamanFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday said the government will soon use its strong electoral mandate to usher in the next wave of reforms, and not to miss the bus this time. Without naming the reform measures unsuccessfully attempted by the Modi government in its first term, and in an apparent hint at land acquisition reform attempts by NDA1, she said the government's efforts last time we...

Alternative messaging platforms like Telegram and Signal are cashing in on the opportunity, and have seen a significant rise in the number of downloads in India

The petition could present a new legal headache for WhatsApp and its parent Facebook in India, where it has already been hit by backlash over fake news messages and a lawsuit around its adherence to data localization norms

\"Today platforms like Google, Facebook, Twitter have become big monopolies and they are trying to sensor and monitor what is happening, (and) they are trying to control the minds of citizens globally\", Pai told PTI.

WhatsApp Payments' launch has been delayed owing to data compliance concerns and regulatory norms even though it has for long been in the process of testing the payments service in India

IT Ministry sources said they have received a reply from WhatsApp and are studying it, and that a view on it will be taken soon

The government sources also circulated the screenshot of the information WhatsApp had shared with CERT-IN to back their claim.

Under its deal with Fitbit, Google is looking to better its WearOS, as well as introduce its line of wearable devices

According to an estimate made by China Telecom, the country is expected to be a front-runner in the adoption of 5G services with over 170 million 5G subscribers by next year

WhatsApp Snoopgate! Advocate Nihal Singh Rathod said he received a phone call from John Scott-Railton who introduced himself as a senior researcher at the Citizen's Lab, University of Toronto. Scott-Railton informed Rathod that his handset had been targeted with the spying software

WhatsApp's ambitious payment services' blueprint in India has been caught in a bind over concerns around authentication and its data storage practices