The company came under new scrutiny from privacy advocates when it announced that it will force users to share information with Facebook if they want to keep using the service.

The antitrust lawsuits were announced by the Federal Trade Commission and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

A Twitter ‘joke‘ by a Pakistani comedian has inspired fake reports that Russia is using lions and tigers for its coronavirus lockdown.

There are now at least 50 people who have chose to put themselves under self-imposed quarantine in Edmonton after returning from China.

The victims had responded to Punjabi-language ads for cheap tickets to India, then disclosed their credit card information through the app.

The government uses ToTok to track conversations, locations, images and other data of those who install the app on their phones, The New York Times reported.

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Facebook is seeking to have NSO barred from accessing or attempting to access WhatsApp and Facebook's services and is seeking unspecified damages.

The security flaw was patched, but questions remain about who was targeted and why.

Facebook's WhatsApp urged users to upgrade to the latest version of its popular messaging app following a report that users could be vulnerable to having malicious spyware installed on phones without their knowledge.