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    Big relief for 2.41b users after Facebook rolls out face recognition

    04 Sep 2019

    Face recognition feature will replace the earlier "Tag Suggestions" settings that notified you if someone uploaded a photo and automatically tagged you in it.

    New 100-day plan soon to ensure UAE citizens' happiness

    01 Sep 2019

    Sheikh Mohammed said, "Our message was delivered, and actions are more important than words. We will fulfil what we have promised. I reiterate my confidence in all ministers and leaders to assume their responsibilities to our people."

    Hilarious paragliding video of Indian national goes viral on social media

    30 Aug 2019

    In the video, one can see Sahu very excited at the beginning of paragliding, but later on he got so nervous that he was quick to ask the instructor to land him.

    Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's account hacked

    31 Aug 2019

    Shortly after the apparent hack, the offensive tweets and retweets were deleted.

    Man stands on flight for 6 hours so wife could sleep on the seats

    08 Sep 2019

    Courtney said, 'This guy stood up the whole 6 hours so his wife could sleep. Now THAT is love.'

    Google agrees to pay $170m fine for collecting YouTube data from kids

    04 Sep 2019

    The settlement with the Federal Trade Commission and the New York state Attorney General is the largest amount in a case involving the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, a 1998 federal law, officials said.

    Enhance image and reputation of Arab world, VP tells young media leaders

    05 Sep 2019

    Sheikh Mohammed meets over 100 young people from 19 Arab countries participating in the 3rd Young Arab Media Leaders Programme.

    WHO welcomes Facebook pledge to curb anti-vaccine misinformation

    05 Sep 2019

    Misinformation about vaccination has spread far on social media in many countries in recent years — including during major vaccination campaigns to prevent polio in Pakistan and to immunise against yellow fever in South America.

    Reading sacrificed at the altar of memes and tweets

    05 Sep 2019

    Most of us who grew up in the United States before the advent of smartphones and social media can remember adults using phrases like “serious reading” or can name people in our orbit

    Internet safety for children a key issue

    05 Sep 2019

    Around one-in-three young people across 30 countries say they have been bullied online, while one-in-five report that they have skipped school because of it, as per a new poll released by the UN

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