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BREAKING NEWS: Sultan Of Sokoto Announces Commencement Of Ramadan Fasting
The Sultan of Sokoto and President of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, NSCIA, Mohammed Abubakar,...
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LP’s Alex Otti Wins Abia Gov Election
The Labour Party candidate, Alex Otti, has been declared the winner of the Abia State governorship...
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New Footage Shows US Hospital Patient Pinned To The Floor Before His Death
In a recently discovered footage, hospital workers and police in the US are seen forcing a...
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Tiktok Updates Its Content Rules As Pressure From The West Increases
TikTok has revised its policies and guidelines for users and content in response to mounting criticism from western authorities who are worried that content on the Chinese-owned video-sharing app may be used to disseminate false information. A revised set of community rules that the firm published includes eight guiding principles for content moderation choices. Julie de Bailliencourt, TikTok’s global head of product policy, stated that these guidelines are founded on the company’s commitment to upholding human rights and are consistent with international legal frameworks. The Chinese-owned app has drawn criticism in the US, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, where an increasing number of governments have prohibited TikTok from being used on devices used for official business due to concerns that it poses risks to cybersecurity and data privacy or that it could be used to spread false information and narratives in favor of Beijing. No proof exists that this has occurred or that TikTok has provided user information to the Chinese government, as some of its detractors have said it would. On Thursday, chief executive Shou Zi Chew is due to testify before the US Congress. He will be questioned about the company’s privacy and data-security policies...
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Company Is Giving Their Employees Bonus Equal To ‘5 Years’ Salary
Evergreen, a major Taiwanese shipping company, is rewarding its 3100 workers with substantial incentives. The shipping...