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Netflix bagged the second spot on the list by losing to YouTube in the video category.

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Khan revealed that his "worried" father had to hide it from him for a few months.

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Raghav Gupta spends at least 12 hours on his laptop a day and needs two screens at once.

Netflix’s video service was available in around 50 countries till January 2016 when it added another 130 countries, including India.

Google uses an automated identification system called ContentID on its video-sharing website YouTube to deal with copyright issues.

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Twitter said it had now dropped the ban because the watchdog had not followed up its initial requests with further documentation.