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- Daily MaIL
March 21, 2023 Daily Mail published that Italy, Norway and The Netherlands have become the latest nations to move against the Chinese social media giant TikTok over security and safety fears.In Rome, Italy's antitrust authority said Tuesday it had opened an investigation into the app as it allegedly breaches its rules by allowing the publication of 'dangerous content' inciting suicide, self-harm and poor nutrition....Read More......
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- NPR
March 8, 2023 NPR published that Germany's government said it is carrying out a review of tech suppliers such as China's Huawei and ZTE, whose equipment is used in Germany's 5G networks.Maximilian Kall, a spokesperson for Germany's Interior Ministry, confirmed the review in a press conference, saying it is important for German telecommunications operators to "not be too reliant on certain providers," and warning that if security risks are discovered by early April, German firms would not be compensated by the government for parts that would need to be ripped out of their networks and replaced.....Read More......
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- Punch News
April 2, 2023 Punch News published that Students of Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo, Ogun State, a private Christian co-educational university owned and operated by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, could not believe their eyes when they logged into their school’s website on Tuesday.Some hackers had broken the site’s firewall, taken full control of the website and even posted pornographic materials.....Read More................
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April 3, 2023 Punch News published that Payment is the lifeblood of any economy. It is the flow of money from a buyer to a seller. For a long time, payment was largely physical, and people transacted with only cash. But with the advent of digital technologies, payments have moved online, and transactions are now largely contactless. Cash is still king in places like Nigeria, but since the pandemic, a lot of people have begun to adopt electronic payments...Read More...................
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- aljazeera.com
March 28, 2023 aljazeera.com published that Lawmakers’ push to ban the app comes as they mull extending powers that force tech firms to facilitate mass snooping for the United States. During a five-hour grilling of the chief executive of TikTok last week, United States lawmakers railed against the possibility of China using the wildly popular, partly Chinese-owned app to spy on Americans.They did not mention how the US government itself uses US tech companies that effectively control the global internet to spy on everyone else. ....Read More.............
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