Pop up emoji-reaction would soon be available for Instagram
The Facebook-owned social media giant has been testing pop up read more
Twitter introduce Emoji reactions for DMs
We all like responding to a message in our messenger read more
PM Imran Khan was invited by CEOs of some renowned companies
Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan met with CEOs of read more
Facebook assured its full support to Pakistan against Polio drive
Facebook had guaranteed Pakistan that it will help encounter propaganda read more
KPITB re-launched “Safe Women App” with enhanced features
KPITB or Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Information Technology Board had launched an read more
US Government is pressurizing Apple Inc. for unlocking air base shooter’s phone
The Attorney General of US William Barr is forcing Apple read more
A TikTok vulnerability on the verge of exposing User’s private data
According to a new security flaw in this short-video-app, the read more
TikTok to establish its global headquarter anywhere but China mainly because of US scrutiny.
Bytendance the parent developer of a famous short video app read more
US opens national security investigation into TikTok owner’s acquisition
Chinese-owned video app, TikTok, acquired US social media app Musical.ly read more
Govt launches Pakistan’s first WhatsApp Polio helpline
PTI government has taken the fight against Polio to a read more
HBL becomes the first Pakistani bank to offer credit cards via its mobile app
In its effort to facilitate its consumers by removing the read more
Facebook takes down 31 pages spreading false propaganda against Polio vaccine
On the request of Government of Pakistan, Facebook has blocked read more
Twitter sends notice to President Arif Alvi for posting in support of Kashmiris
The unfairness of social media giants continues. Just after banning read more
PTA adds Rs. 5 billion to national treasury by registering 44 million mobile phones
In its effort to curb stolen and smuggled mobile phone, read more
Pakistanis react on Twitter over the suspension of social media accounts posting in support of Kashmir
Social media giants mainly Twitter and Facebook are reportedly biased read more
