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Breadcrumb Trail Links World News Russian forces have used the letter as an identifying symbol on their vehicles in Ukraine following the invasion Author of the article: Russian artistic gymnast Ivan Kuliak displayed the letter "Z" on the front of his outfit. Russian forces have used the letter as an identifying symbol on their vehicles in Ukraine. Photo by @meghamohan/Twitter Article content Russian artistic gymnast Ivan Kuliak has been handed a one-year ban for displaying the letter “Z”…

Google has banned 3 Android apps from Google Play Store to protect users from attacks by Joker malware. Google has banned three Android apps from the Google Play Store and having them on your phone could be dangerous for you. The tech giant has purged its Play Store after it found that the three apps were capable of installing the malicious Joker malware on phones of innocent users. This infamous malware can steal money from Android users by signing them up…

WhatsApp has taken action in response to grievances received from users in India via the grievance mechanisms of WhatsApp and has banned over 1.85 million accounts in the month of March 2022. In accordance with the IT Rules 2021, WhatsApp has released its tenth User Safety Monthly Report, which shows that the company has actioned some accounts in India through its prevention and detection methods for violating the laws of India or WhatsApp's Terms of Service. The report details user complaints received and the…

Hong Kong has banned Air India services till April 24 after three passengers on one of its flights tested positive for COVID-19 post arrival on Saturday, a senior government official has said.| Passengers from India can arrive in Hong Kong only if they have a COVID-19 negative certificate from a test done 48 hours prior to the journey, according to rules issued by the Hong Kong government, said the official on Sunday. Moreover, all international passengers are required to take a post-flight COVID-19 test at the airport…

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has squashed rumours of electric two-wheeler sales being banned in India. This comes after reports appeared online claiming that the Government of India has asked electric vehicle (EV) makers of two-wheelers to suspend their upcoming launches. It was being said that this decision had come after the Ministry held a meeting in Delhi and was said to want more time to set up a body to investigate electric vehicle fire incidents. However, all of this has been declared false…

Google will soon ban third-party call-recording apps from the Play Store. First highlighted by a developer of an affected app, Google made the announcement in a Google Play policy update that becomes effective on May 11. Once in force, developers who want to submit apps to the Play Store will no longer be able to use the Android Accessibility API to record calls, killing the utility of call-recording apps on Android. Google hasn’t allowed third-party call recording on Android officially for years now. It’s no…

Garena Free Fire has banned by the Government of India, in an order released on Monday. The battle royale game is a part of a list of 54 apps that have links to China and could pose a threat to India's security. The app has also been temporarily blocked on Google Play store in accordance with the government's orders. Garena Free Fire gained its current popularity as an alternative to PUBG Mobile and PUBG Mobile Lite that were banned by the government in September 2020.Garena Free Fire: What is it?Free Fire is a battle…

PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (aka PUBG), and Battlegrounds Mobile India (aka BGMI) are the same, and Tencent has misled the Indian government, a non-profit organisation called Prahar has claimed. Calling for a ban on BGMI/ PUBG, a top executive of the NGO has alleged that there is no company called Krafton India. BGMI is an Indian version of PUBG Mobile, which was launched exclusively for players in India after the government banned PUBG Mobile in the country. The battle royale game is developed and published by…