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Saad Almadi, 72, a Florida resident, was one of several Americans and hundreds of Saudis caught up in the crackdown under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. He still cannot fly home, his son said.
A total of 43 moderators who worked for outsourcing company Sama moderating Facebook content allege unlawful dismissal.
Twitter’s ditching of free text-message authentication doesn’t mean that you should forgo using 2FA. Instead, switch to another – and, indeed, better – 2FA option.
The post Twitter ends free SMS 2FA: Here’s how you can protect your account now appeared…
Service in Jiangxi uses data on single residents to build platform amid drive to boost marriage rateFor single people, dating fatigue is a universal phenomenon. Hours of swiping left can lead to despair at the potential matches in your area. One city i…
Former prime minister has submitted dossier defending his behaviour before televised grilling on WednesdayDowning Street has rejected a claim that government announcements are being held back this week because of all the media attention that the Boris …
YOUTUBE is still broadcasting racist song videos which inspired terrorist Anders Breivik.
The neo-Nazi named Swedish white supremacist Saga in his manifesto before killing 77 people in Norway in 2011.
YouTube is still broadcasting racist song vid…
Move comes after UK government bans app on government devices over fears of data being accessed by Chinese stateThe BBC has urged its staff to delete the Chinese-own social media app TikTok from corporate mobile phones.Guidance to BBC staff circulated …
Presenter will host live FA Cup match on Saturday evening in first appearance since suspensionGary Lineker is to return to TV screens for the first time since his BBC suspension, joking about having had a “quiet” week.The broadcaster, 62, was taken off…
UK has removed app over concerns data can be monitored by Chinese state, but public remain vulnerableTikTok is wildly popular, with more than 1 billion people consuming its short video posts around the world. But the app is less favoured by politicians…
The inquiry appears to be tied to an admission by the app’s owner, ByteDance, that employees had inappropriately obtained Americans’ data. The company said it had fired the workers involved.