Nigerian Tribunal Issues Directives for WhatsApp, Meta to Pay $220M Plus $35,000 for Data Breach
The fine is a consequence of what the tribunal deemed discriminatory practices affecting Nigerian users' data
The fine is a consequence of what the tribunal deemed discriminatory practices affecting Nigerian users' data
The attack, traced to Israeli spyware firm Paragon, was carried out using malicious PDF files sent via WhatsApp groups
Embarking on a new year often involves setting ambitious resolutions – a global tradition of striving for personal growth and ...
Again, Meta has ended its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, aligning with a trend observed among other major corporations
…says NSO breached state and federal hacking laws as well as WhatsApp’s terms of service
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the telecommunications industry, driving operational efficiencies, optimising network performance, and significantly enhancing Customer Experience ...
The messaging platform is testing new features to allow users to fine-tune the types of messages they receive
This initiative is part of NITDA’s goal to safeguard digital platforms from cyber threats
This simplifies contact management, especially in situations where a phone is lost or when using WhatsApp Web and Windows
This is the latest in a series of steps by the company to align its workforce with its long-term goals
Choosing the right payment card is the first step in managing personal finances, especially if you frequently shop online. Traditional ...
SeeMeGlobal, a new App developed by some Nigerians based in the United States, has been unveiled with the promise to ...
Customer experience (CX) plays a crucial role in determining success in today’s interconnected world of modern telecommunications. As consumers increasingly ...
The proxy war between Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission and Meta’s WhatApp continued on Friday with the Agency ...
…focuses on allegations of misleading product labelling and a lack of transparency regarding changes in ingredients

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