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In a viral tweet, the travel journey of the Polish mother-son duo through India showcases the beauty of the country. The mother's amazing reaction to their journey in India will leave you in awe.

The company asserted that it will soon add the ability to serve ads to individual creators' profiles, eliminating the chance of an ad appearing next to a controversial post.  

Expressing her concerns about the misuse of technology, Sara issued an official statement on her Instagram handle.

Health and wellness influencers are often seen offering advice on using specific supplements, ministry officials said, adding that the government only wants to ensure whether they are just endorsing a product and selling a product in the name of nutrients, or are genuine specialists in the field.

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Creating an Instagram account requires that you be at least 13 years old. Instagram didn`t even bother to ask new users their birthdate prior to 2019. Instagram currently only asks users to confirm their age when teenagers attempt to edit their birth date to reflect that they are 18 or older.

Affiliate shops are an extension of Facebook`s existing shopping features. Creators will earn commission fees when their followers buy products from these shops. Instagram is also testing new inbox features it says will make it easier for brands to connect with creators for sponsorships.

False claims and conspiracies have proliferated on social media platforms, including Facebook and Twitter, during the COVID-19 pandemic

In the DNA show on Thursday, Ravi Shankar Prasad speaks exclusively to Zee News Editor-in-Chief on new guidelines to curb misuse of social media platforms. The government has announced the tightening of rules governing social media and streaming companies, requiring them to take down contentious content quicker.

As per the new rules, social media intermediaries have to appoint a grievance officer, who shall register complaints in 24 hours. The grievance redressal official must be resident in India, and monthly compliance reports will have to be filed by social media platforms.

With the help of Artificial Intelligence, the pictures of these women were converted into pornographic images and were shared on Telegram The AI technology used to make such videos is called DeepFake. Now, people are clueless as to how these pictures will be removed This has been disclosed by SensitY, a company that detects fake content on the Internet

The parliamentary standing committee on Information Technology has summoned Facebook on September 2 to discuss the issue of alleged misuse of social media platforms. This comes in the wake of claims that the US firm did not apply hate-speech rules to certain BJP politicians. A day before, the panel will also discuss the issue of internet shutdowns and has called representatives of the Jammu and Kashmir administration and others.

Company's network was spread almost all over the world. Apart from India, it was mainly working in Russia, America, Britain, France Italy, Israel. Mumbai Police have so far found few Bollywood personalities, sports, as many as 200 high-profile people who allegedly paid to get followers.

influential people buy a large number of fake followers to flaunt their popularity and star status This is a business model to facilitate followers after charging money to promote a product or to speak in favour of any person The police has found over 200 high-profile people, including some Bollywood celebrities, sportspersons, and social media influencers, who allegedly paid money to get fake or ghost followers

According to The Verge, the move is part of a broader boycott of Facebook and Instagram organized by the Anti-Defamation League, the NAACP, and other organizations called the “Stop Hate For Profit” campaign.

The Cyber Cell of Delhi Police has written a letter to social media platforms directing them to block as many as 70 social media accounts for spreading "fake news and misinformation" in the wake of anti-citizenship protests that have erupted in various parts of the country.

The panel asked the social media companies to tackle fake news and engage more with the poll panel.

 Centre had earlier proposed to set up SMCH to track and monitor various social media platforms to identify "buzz creators".

CEC OP Rawat had said on Tuesday that Facebook would remain the poll panel's social media partner during the Karnataka Assembly elections.