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WhatsApp usernames face heat; Byju’s inventory in limboIndia is weighing legal guardrails for WhatsApp usernames amid fresh fraud fears. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.- India weighs legal curbs on WhatsApp usernames over impersonation risks: SourcesNew Delhi is scrutinizing WhatsApp's upcoming username feature, exploring legal avenues to regulate its launch. Officials express concerns ...
- 'WhatsApp has to worry, not us': Govt warns messaging platform over fraud risks as username feature sparks privacy debateThe recently announced WhatsApp username feature is under scrutiny, amid concerns over impersonation and scams. While WhatsApp claims safeg...
- VC fundraising hits wall; WhatsApp’s new privacy headacheIndian VC firms are facing their hardest fundraising year in a decade as LPs tighten filters and demand cash returns. This and more in toda...
- Worries arise over gaming of WhatsApp usernamesThe feature, expected to roll out later this year, will allow users to connect using usernames instead of sharing their phone numbers. Whil...
- Why Do Your Drawers Stop Sliding Smoothly Over Time, and How To Fix ItSmooth drawer movement often falters due to hidden dust and debris. These particles build up in sliding paths, increasing friction and maki...
- Why Sticker Residue Feels Impossible to Remove and What Actually Works at HomeRemoving sticker residue can be challenging as adhesives penetrate surfaces. The article outlines effective methods, including using heat f...
- Fusion Reactors Can Hold a Star: So Why Do They Struggle at the Wall?Fusion energy promises clean power by mimicking stars. Scientists are focusing on the reactor wall's edge, where plasma meets solid materia...
- Why Some Dinosaurs Left Swim Marks Instead of Footprints; What “Almost Floating” Really Looked LikeScientists have discovered ancient fossil tracks that are not deep footprints but faint scratches. These marks show dinosaurs moving throug...
- NYT Connections #623 hints and answers February 23, 2025: Here’s how to solve the Sunday word puzzleThe NYT Connections game continues to challenge players with its clever word groupings.
- Kerala man reports rare case of Murine Typhus: Here's what you need to know about this bacterial diseaseA 75-year-old man from Kerala was diagnosed with Murine Typhus, a rare bacterial disease, on October 11, following a recent trip to Vietnam...
- Public shareholders clear ICICI Securities' delistingIn the voting process that ended on March 27, investors holding 71.89% of the lender's shares favoured the proposal, while those owning 28....
- Digital rights group NOYB challenges Ryanair's use of facial recognitionThe Irish airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers, says on its website that in order to comply with safety and security requirements...
- 5.4 million users' data exposed online as Elon Musk reveals Twitter 2.0As Elon Musk goes gaga over Twitter 2.0 which will be the 'Everything App', at least 5.4 million Twitter user records, stolen via an intern...
- Data breach or data scraping? With over 38 million records up for grabs, IndiaMART has some answering to doOn Monday, Troy Hunt, creator of data-breach record index Have I Been Pwned, put out a tweet asking for the coordinates of the security con...
- CERT-In issues advisory over Facebook leak concerning 6.1 million IndiansThe Computer Emergency Response Team put out an alert on Monday saying that it has been reported that globally there has been a large scale...
- Cybercriminals using fake LinkedIn accounts to scam users: SymantecScammers copy information from real LinkedIn profiles to pose as recruiters and attract new connections, it added.
- Facebook cancelled a student's internship after he highlighted a massive privacy issueA Harvard student created a Google Chrome plugin that highlighted serious privacy flaws in the social network Facebook's messaging service.
- LinkedIn brought back important tool after user complaintsAfter seeing the overwhelming response, LinkedIn announced this weekend that it had brought the easy-download feature back.
- Nachiket Shetye and Mangal Dalal: Men behind one of India’s most popular culinary events — Citibank Restaurant Week IndiaWhat’s cooking? ET Panache speaks to the men behind one of India’s most popular culinary events — Citibank Restaurant Week India.
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