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Threads vs Twitter: Which social media app has more control over users data?

Meta has launched Threads app, a text-based version of Instagram. The app has gained popularity, although it has faced criticism for its privacy policy.

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VPN usage up by 60,000% in Senegal after social media blockade: Report

On June 2nd, after a bloackade on social media sites by the Senegal Government, demand for VPNs rose by over 60,000 percent.

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PoS payments fall 50pc after protest violence - Business Recorder

KARACHI: Point-of-sale transactions routed through Pakistan’s main digital payment systems fell by around 50% the.

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Pakistan point-of-sale payments slump nearly 50% after protest violence

KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Point-of-sale transactions routed through Pakistan's main digital payments system fell by nearly 50% the day after former Prime Minister Imran Khan's arrest ignited countrywide protests and prompted authorities to shut down mobile internet services, data showed on Thursday. | 06:34am

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Exclusive-Pakistan point-of-sale payments slump nearly 50% after protest violence

KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Point-of-sale transactions routed through Pakistan's main digital payments system fell by nearly 50% the day after former Prime Minister Imran Khan's arrest ignited countrywide protests and prompted authorities to shut down mobile internet services, data showed on Thursday. | 06:34am

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