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Earlier this year the companies announced another cable project dubbed Echo connecting the United States, Singapore, Guam and Indonesia.

Across the United States, a growing number of companies are delaying their employees' return to the office out of concern over the new wave of disease.

Facebook is also requiring people in offices to wear masks, regardless of whether they have been vaccinated.

The tweet in question, sent on Monday, said the US Food and Drug Administration should not give final approval to anti-coronavirus vaccines

Late last year, the network of fake accounts tried to fuel a false meme that the AstraZeneca vaccine against Covid-19 would turn people into chimpanzees

Google last week made campuses off-limits to unvaccinated employees and extend its global work-from-home option through October 18.

"Research cannot be the justification for compromising people's privacy," said Facebook

Tech titan Facebook put out similar word on Wednesday, saying that as its offices re-open, only vaccinated workers will be welcomed.

Xiao Qiumei, a 23-year-old Chinese influencer, died Tuesday

Twitter shares were up more than five percent in after-market trades that followed release of the earnings figures.

Trump has begun holding public events, including campaign-style rallies, as he seeks to remain the nation's most influential Republican.

Shares of Apple, Facebook and Amazon all climbed more than one percent, leading to a 0.9 percent jump in the tech-rich Nasdaq Composite Index to 14,161.35.

The company's Video Authenticator software analyzes an image or each frame of a video, looking for evidence of manipulation that could be invisible to the naked eye.

Monthly subscriptions to Twitter Blue cost $3.49 in Canada and $4.49 in Australia in local currencies

The move comes a month after the iPhone maker said it would allow the application with updates aimed at curbing incitements to violence.

At a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, US lawmakers unleashed criticism at the leaders of the top social networks, and promised new regulations.

Facebook has six months to decide on a permanent ban or a time-bound suspension for the former U.S. president.

Twitter shares sank as much as 11 percent in after-hours trade as the results fueled concerns that the platform is not growing fast enough in the rapidly shifting social media space.

As part of the new process, the panel will establish procedures including privacy protections for users seeking takedown requests.

Scraping is a tactic that involves using automated software to gather up information shared publicly online.

Moscow regularly fines foreign internet companies like Twitter, Facebook and Google for failing to comply with its legislation.

Malware used could let cyber spies take over people's mobile phones, accessing information, cameras and microphones, according to security alerts about the malicious code.

Despite Trump's defeat in November by Democrat Joe Biden, he remains influential in the Republican Party.

The filing of cases against these social media giants came after Alexei Navalny's imprisonment and sentencing.

The German claims that he was stereotyped partly because of his blonde hair and blue eyes.

The California federal court ordered Facebook to pay 1.6 million Illinois residents, and each will receive around $345 under the settlement.

In announcing the end of its news blackout, Facebook said it "looks forward to continuing to work with the industry to find the best ways to support news."

After two decades of light-touch regulation, tech giants such as Google and Facebook are coming under increased government scrutiny.

To increase the visibility of young talent in the pandemic, the British Fashion Council, which represents the industry, has partnered with the social media giant TikTok.

Digital platforms have pushed back hard against the world-first Australian legislation, fearing it could create a global precedent that could require dramatic changes and hit their business model.