Google eyes a new $1 trillion payments market in India
The banks grant quick, pre-approved loans to customers “right within Google Pay in a matter of seconds"...
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White house investigating Google after Trump accuses it of bias
US President Donald Trump has accused Google’s search engine of promoting negative news articles and unfair coverage of him...
Europe preparing tough legislation on major social media platforms
New laws will punish social media companies if they don’t remove terrorism-related content within an hour of it being flagged...
Facebook to make its first serious move towards monetising WhatsApp
Advertisements will link the social media giants’ users to Whatsapp...
Facebook removes 32 accounts after finding ‘sophisticated’ efforts to disrupt US politics
The company stated in a blog post that it removed the accounts from Facebook and Instagram, after finding them involved in "coordinated" political behavior...
Why security can be the game changer for Europe’s retail banks
With PSD2 and GDPR coming into play, Europe’s retail banking sector faces interesting times. VASCO security expert Frederik Mennes believes the future of banking can be redefined with technology and advanced security protocols...
How #deletefacebook watered brand equity
It has been a dramatic month for Facebook. Revelations made by Cambridge Analytica’s former research director did significant damage to Facebook’s brand value, with serious questions being raised on data monetisation techniques and lack of user privacy...
Rob Goldman explains why Facebook needs user data
Vice President of ads Rob Goldman writes in a blog post Facebook extracts data to understand users and to cater ads that might interest them...
Facebook might have a lawsuit against it over illegal facial recognition
US District Judge James Donato pressed charges against the company saying, Facebook gathered biometric information with no prior consent from the users...
The US to review social media platforms of visa applicants
The country has proposed the idea in an attempt to restrict the entry of terrorists and mitigate the scope of terrorism...