Netflix has introduced a new test to crack down on password sharing practices.
The company will ask users to verify if they are account owners by sending them an email or text code; those who fail to verify could not stream Netflix content anymore.
He said that companies like Facebook effect too many people and “it’s important that in critical decision making involve wider section of consumers and data protection must be ensured at all times.”
“We will make sure users have plenty of time to review and understand the terms. Rest assured we never planned to delete any accounts based on this and will not do so in the future,” WhatsApp added.
According to the announcement made by Telegram, the total number of active users of the application has exceeded 500 million since the recent increase.
Facebook faces antitrust lawsuits from the United States FTC and 48 attorneys general across 46 states for engaging in illegal, anti-competitive tactics.
Lawmakers in Massachusetts voted to pass state-wide police ban on facial recognition by law enforcement.
State-level bans on facial recognition offer important lessons for developing countries like Pakistan, which are increasingly investing in safe city projects.
Zoom was able to reach a settlement on the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) charges for misrepresenting its encryption features to users during the pandemic.