BSNL Rs. 995 Broadband Plan With 200GB Data Launched as Jio GigaFiber Looms The Rs. 995 BSNL broadband plan is available only in Ernakulam SSA region of Kerala circle and will be available for only 90 days.
New Homeland Security Center to Guard Against Cyber-Attacks The National Risk Management Center will work to quickly identify and address potential threats and improve safeguards across a range of industries.
UIDAI Warns Against Public Sharing After TRAI Chair's Gambit TRAI chief RS Sharma last week posted his Aadhaar number on Twitter after users challenged him to share the details to prove it was a safe system.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 3D printers are untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that pose a threat to global security.
Amazon Stops Using Pilot Episodes to Garner Audience Feedback The customer feedback on pilots helped in making some of the most critically acclaimed and popular Amazon series to date including the "Transparent" and "Mozart in the Jungle."
Mozilla to Bring Chrome-Like Site Isolation Feature for Firefox Users Mozilla's Project Fission started in April and aims to reduce memory consumption in order to ensure site isolation works well on the Firefox.
YouTube Dark Mode Now Rolling Out to Android Devices The YouTube dark mode turns the interface all black and reduces strain on the eyes while navigating the app, especially at night.
Robots Left Unsecured Online May Pose Danger: Study It is possible to control these unsecured robots to remotely spy on camera feeds and even send commands to move the robots around, the study says.
Google Home Schedule Routines Now Available, Gmail May Get Email Scheduling Feature Soon A code reportedly found in the Gmail app for Android reveals that a scheduling feature could soon be added soon.
Government Wants E-Commerce, Social Media Firms to Store User Data in India Some of the other measures suggested in the framework include local data storage and mandating the use of RuPay for online transactions, etc.
TRAI Chief RS Sharma's Aadhaar Challenge: UIDAI Says Details Not Accessed Using Aadhaar Credentials TRAI Chief RS Sharma on Saturday shared his 12-digit Aadhaar number on Twitter and issued a challenge to show how mere knowledge of the number could be misused.
Apple and Amazon Lead the Pack to $1 Trillion Market Value Apple, at $939 billion, remains the highest-valued private company on the global markets, and could well cross the $1 trillion finish line after it releases its quarterly results Tuesday.
Amazon, Alphabet, Others Throwing Money and Talent at Robots for the Home Amazon is said to be rolling out test versions of its robots into controlled environments and employee homes by the end of this year, and then plans a second wider test as early as 2019.
Twitter Says Will Suspend Users Posting Abusive Comments During Live Broadcasts When someone reports an abusive comment, Periscope randomly selects a few other viewers to review the comment to determine if it is spam, abuse or appears alright.
Data Disclosure Exempted from RTI if Harm to Individual Outweighs Public Interest: Srikrishna Committee Draft The panel's report says data protection law is designed to limit the processing of personal data to legitimate reasons where the flow of information is beneficial and respects autonomy of the data principal.
Facebook uncovers sophisticated efforts to disrupt elections Facebook isn't prepared to blame Russia in part because account holders tried harder to hide their identities than the Russians did in the past. Mike Emanuel has more for 'Special Report.'
Twitter brings in anti-Trump academics to combat intolerance Twitter’s campaign to foster healthier conversations on its platform with the aid of academics is itself facing an allegation of anti-Trump bias.
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Facebook detects fake accounts trying to interfere with midterm elections Facebook discovered a new ongoing political campaign reportedly aimed to influence the midterm elections. The company removed dozens of fake accounts and cites Russia could be behind the fraudulent pages.
HP offers $10K reward for hacking its printers Any connected device is a potential security threat for businesses and individuals alike, and that's definitely the case for printers which are both connected and regularly used to produce potentially sensitive information.
Facebook finds 'sophisticated' efforts to disrupt US politics, removes 32 accounts Facebook said it has uncovered "sophisticated" efforts, possibly linked to Russia, to influence U.S. politics on its platforms.
Twitter brings in anti-Trump academics to combat bias Twitter’s campaign to foster healthier conversations on its platform with the aid of academics is itself facing an allegation of anti-Trump bias.
Air Force brings AI to B-2, F-35 and F-15 The US Air Force is now accelerating a massive AI push to cyber-harden networks, improve weapons systems and transform functions of large combat air platforms such as the B-2, F-15 and F-35, service officials said.
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Did Jeff Bezos Just Hint at Amazon's Plans for an Alexa-Based Home Robot? It has been previously reported that Amazon is working on a home robot powered by Alexa under Project Vesta, with launch planned for 2020.
YouTube Starts Supporting Square, Vertical Videos on Desktop Through Dynamic Player Previously, YouTube brought its dynamic player to Android and iOS devices to start supporting square and vertical videos.
ENG vs IND: How to Watch England vs India Test Series Live in India England and India will be playing five Test matches starting August 1 and here’s how to watch the ENG vs IND series live in India.
New evidence in disappearance of Mollie Tibbets Former Westchester County Police Sergeant Steve Kardian on using a digital footprint to track down a missing person.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png It is also said that Apple is not planning to wait for the Intel's Cannon Lake chips or the Whiskey Lake processors for its new MacBook Air family.
Google Hires Sony's VR Expert Richard Marks Richard Marks has joined the Advanced Technology and Projects group (ATAP) at Google, according to a report.
Mozilla Is Redesigning the Iconic Firefox Logo and Asking Users to Give Feedback Mozilla has shared two design system approaches and asks users to give their feedback on the initial designs.
New Crypto-Miner PowerGhost Targeting Corporates in India: Kaspersky Lab PowerGhost uses multiple fileless techniques to discreetly gain a foothold in corporate networks, meaning that the miner does not store its body directly onto a disk.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png The iOS 12 developer beta 5 update also brings an imagery hinting at new AirPods with wireless charging support.
Facebook Sued by Shareholder Over Record Stock Plunge James Kacouris alleged Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg violated federal securities laws by misleading shareholders about the number of active users and the slowing growth of its revenue.
Bitcoin Price Briefly Slips Below $8,000 as Investors Turn Risk Averse At 3:17pm (1917 GMT), Bitcoin price was down 2.48 percent at $8,011.69 on Luxembourg-based Bitstamp exchange.
IBM Wins $83 Million in Groupon E-Commerce Patent Fight IBM sued Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of building its online coupon business on the back of the IBM e-commerce inventions without permission.
IBM Wins $83 Million in Groupon E-Commerce Patent Fight IBM sued Groupon for $167 million, accusing it of building its online coupon business on the back of the IBM e-commerce inventions without permission.
Idaho inmates exploit tablet software flaw to steal $225G Tablet computers and a software vulnerability were enough to help 364 prison inmates in Idaho collectively steal $225,000.
Facebook, tech giants creating 'crisis in democracy' and must be held liable, UK report says A scathing new report from the British parliament calls for technology companies to be held liable for “misleading” content on their platforms and says the world is facing a “democratic crisis” thanks to the spread of false information online.
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Social media helps solve mystery of skier who disappeared in the Alps in 1954 Social media has helped solve the mystery surrounding the identity of a skier who went missing in the Alps in 1954.
Idaho inmates exploit tablet software flaw to steal $225K Tablet computers and a software vulnerability were enough to help 364 prison inmates in Idaho collectively steal $225,000.
Pretty Scale site blasted for brutally rating looks of 10,000 women a month who Google 'Am I ugly?' Sadly, around 10,000 women take to Google each month to ask “Am I ugly?”
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Amazon Stops Using Pilot Episodes to Garner Audience Feedback The customer feedback on pilots helped in making some of the most critically acclaimed and popular Amazon series to date including the "Transparent" and "Mozart in the Jungle."
Mozilla to Bring Chrome-Like Site Isolation Feature for Firefox Users Mozilla's Project Fission started in April and aims to reduce memory consumption in order to ensure site isolation works well on the Firefox.
YouTube Dark Mode Now Rolling Out to Android Devices The YouTube dark mode turns the interface all black and reduces strain on the eyes while navigating the app, especially at night.
Robots Left Unsecured Online May Pose Danger: Study It is possible to control these unsecured robots to remotely spy on camera feeds and even send commands to move the robots around, the study says.
Google Home Schedule Routines Now Available, Gmail May Get Email Scheduling Feature Soon A code reportedly found in the Gmail app for Android reveals that a scheduling feature could soon be added soon.
Government Said to Be Eyeing a Single Regulator for E-Commerce Sector Some of the other measures suggested in the framework include local data storage and mandating the use of RuPay for online transactions, etc.
TRAI Chief RS Sharma's Aadhaar Challenge: UIDAI Says Details Not Accessed Using Aadhaar Credentials TRAI Chief RS Sharma on Saturday shared his 12-digit Aadhaar number on Twitter and issued a challenge to show how mere knowledge of the number could be misused.
Apple and Amazon Lead the Pack to $1 Trillion Market Value Apple, at $939 billion, remains the highest-valued private company on the global markets, and could well cross the $1 trillion finish line after it releases its quarterly results Tuesday.
Amazon, Alphabet, Others Throwing Money and Talent at Robots for the Home Amazon is said to be rolling out test versions of its robots into controlled environments and employee homes by the end of this year, and then plans a second wider test as early as 2019.
Twitter Says Will Suspend Users Posting Abusive Comments During Live Broadcasts When someone reports an abusive comment, Periscope randomly selects a few other viewers to review the comment to determine if it is spam, abuse or appears alright.
Data Disclosure Exempted from RTI if Harm to Individual Outweighs Public Interest: Srikrishna Committee Draft The panel's report says data protection law is designed to limit the processing of personal data to legitimate reasons where the flow of information is beneficial and respects autonomy of the data principal.
Tech Firms Should Be Made Liable for 'Fake News' on Sites: UK Lawmakers Tech firms like Facebook should be made liable for "harmful and misleading" material on their websites and pay a levy so they can be regulated, British lawmakers said.
Srikrishna Committee Suggests Amendments in Aadhaar Act for Data Protection Justice Srikrishna said data privacy is a burning issue and there are three parts to the triangle.
IBM Wins $83 Million From Groupon in Internet Patent Fight A jury in Delaware said Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation following a two-week trial.
Supreme Court Slams Social Networks for Failing to Prevent Offensive Content A bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta granted one month to the social media sites to ensure a foolproof mechanism to prevent uploading of objectionable materials.
YouTube Plans Original Programming in India, Japan and Other Markets YouTube already has released a handful of original shows in South Korea and one in India, a talk show in Hindi about cricket.
Personal Critical Data Should Be Processed Only in India: Government Panel The recommendations come at a time when there is heightened scrutiny by governments across the world on how companies handle user data.
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Tech giants meeting with Trump administration to craft federal privacy regulations The Trump administration is quietly meeting with top tech company representatives to craft a proposal to protect web users’ privacy amid the ongoing fallout globally of scandals that have rocked Facebook and other companies.
DNA to X-ray: To ID remains from North Korea, military has a range of tools The U.S. military remains released by North Korea on Friday will be sent to a military lab in Hawaii, where they’ll enter a system that routinely identifies service members from decades-old conflicts.
Detect phone viruses, cut cable costs and more: Tech Q&A You found $611,000 for a woman on the internet search sites. It was the most fantastic call. How can I find money in my name?
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Apple's patent reveals that wireless charging on these future devices will be possible through "inductive charging between electronic devices."
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Most modern software platforms make it really simple to delete apps. Here's how to uninstall apps on your Android phone, Windows computer, iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Intel has been increasingly catering to data centres as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
Google's Plans for Your Smart Home? More Screens. The Smart Display, built by Lenovo and running Google's Android Things software for Internet-connected devices, hits stores this weekend.
Netflix Knows We Need an Escape, So It Built a Rom-Com Factory Critics have long declared the romantic comedy dead, as studios have veered toward the raunch-com.
Locke & Key Horror Comic Is Finally Headed to Series at Netflix Thanks to the wide embrace of Netflix, Locke & Key has officially been picked up to series - a first season of 10 one-hour episodes.
Amazon, Microsoft Jostle as Pentagon Calls for Cloud Contract Bids Tech titans including Amazon and Microsoft have already spent months jockeying for a winning offer on the prestigious contract.
Google Cloud Partners With GitHub on Software Development GitHub is getting connected to Google's Cloud Build, the company's new CI/Continuous Delivery (CD) platform.
Paytm's Tech to Power SoftBank's Mobile Payments Service in Japan The Paytm-powered mobile payment service, named PayPay, will be a joint venture between Softbank and Yahoo Japan.
Amazon Deliveries in India Affected by Truckers' Strike A truckers' strike across India has affected deliveries for e-commerce firms such as Amazon and Snapdeal.
Slack Acquires HipChat and Stride; Atlassian Set to Make 'Important' Equity Investment As a result of the acquisition, HipChat and Stride will be discontinued in February next year.
Intel Data Centre Results, Margin Outlook Disappoint Intel has been increasingly catering to data centres as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
Microsoft India Launches Free Online Courses on Data Protection Launched in association with learning partner myLaw, the two-phased online course will enable students, businesses and legal professionals understand data protection.
Amazon Earnings Skyrocket on Cloud Computing, Advertising Amazon's spending typically climbs in the summer quarter, pressuring profits as the company prepares for Christmas and the winter holidays.
5 Amazon obscure settings you should change now The items we buy say a lot about our lifestyles, our finances, and our domestic lives. If you have an Amazon account, the amount of data that the retail giant collects is astonishing. Many people don’t know you get much more just free two-day shipping with a Prime account.
Tech Firms Should Be Made Liable for 'Fake News' on Sites: UK Lawmakers Tech firms like Facebook should be made liable for "harmful and misleading" material on their websites and pay a levy so they can be regulated, British lawmakers said.
Srikrishna Committee Suggests Amendments in Aadhaar Act for Data Protection Justice Srikrishna said data privacy is a burning issue and there are three parts to the triangle.
IBM Wins $83 Million From Groupon in Internet Patent Fight A jury in Delaware said Groupon used IBM's patented e-commerce technology without authorisation following a two-week trial.
Supreme Court Slams Social Networks for Failing to Prevent Offensive Content A bench of Justice Madan B. Lokur and Justice Deepak Gupta granted one month to the social media sites to ensure a foolproof mechanism to prevent uploading of objectionable materials.
YouTube Plans Original Programming in India, Japan and Other Markets YouTube already has released a handful of original shows in South Korea and one in India, a talk show in Hindi about cricket.
Facebook admits to blocking GOP candidate's pro-gun ad Florida GOP candidate Matt Caldwell speaks out on 'The Ingraham Angle' about getting Facebook to authorize his pro-Second Amendment campaign ad.
Rep. Gaetz: How Twitter shadow-banned me Twitter long denied it was biased against conservatives, but now may have been caught red-handed. A new report by Vice found that Republican lawmakers and other conservative accounts wouldn't show up in searches by users. Fla. Rep. Matt Gaetz was one of the lawmakers. #Tucker
Google Free Wi-Fi Hotspot Network Launched in Nigeria Google aims to collaborate with internet service providers to reach millions of Nigerians in 200 public spaces, across five cities by the end of 2019.
Spotify Reaches 83 Million Paying Subscribers in Race With Apple Music Spotify as of the end of June had 180 million active monthly users when including users on its free tier.
Amazon's Face ID Tool Mismatched 28 Members of Congress to Mugshots: ACLU Amazon, in a response, said it took issue with the settings of its face ID tool during the test.
SAP, Oracle ERP Vulnerabilities Being Increasingly Targeted by Hackers An alarm was raised because firms store highly sensitive data in the vulnerable ERP software and in related applications for managing customers, employees and suppliers.
Google Cloud Next 2018: Gmail for Android Material Theme Previewed, Drive About to Hit 1 Billion Users Google has announced updates to their G Suite during Cloud Next 2018.
Google Unveils Titan Security Key in Bluetooth and USB Models to Protect Against Phishing The new security key is initially available to Google Cloud customers.
Inside Google's Shadow Workforce of Contract Employees Google's contract employees are an invisible workforce, off the company payrolls, doing the grunt work for the Silicon Valley giant with few of the rewards.
Google Partners Accenture to Help Enterprises Move to Cloud Google and Accenture agreed to form the Accenture Google Cloud Business Group, or AGBG, which will include Cloud experts from both the companies.
Russian Hackers Claimed to Have Phished Hundreds of US Facilities to Steal Passwords: DHS The Russians targeted mostly the energy sector but also nuclear, aviation and critical manufacturing, Jonathan Homer, head of Homeland Security's industrial control system analysis.
LG Says Q2 Profit Climbed 16 Percent on Strong TV Sales LG however warned that US trade spats with China and Europe cast a cloud on its business outlook.
Amazon Expands Alexa's Brain With Yext Business Services Amazon.com is adding the hours, addresses and phone numbers of more than 1 million business locations to its Alexa digital-assistant platform.
YouTube Removes Videos From Alex Jones: Infowars Channel, Slaps It With a 'Community Strike' Under YouTube policy, the Alex Jones Channel, which has more than 2.4 million subscribers, could be permanently terminated if he received another two community strikes within three months.
Manchester United Launches Team Channel on Streaming Services Manchester United has launched its MUTV channel on Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku and Xbox.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Huawei, which previously pledged to invest $10 billion to $20 billion annually on R&D, spent CNY 89.7 billion ($13.23 billion) on it in 2017.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png The Asus ROG Zephyrus M offers powerful components in a slim form factor. But is the performance worth the price? Read our review to find out.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png The new update comes in the form of Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17723 (Redstone 5) and Build 10204, codenamed 19H1.
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Facebook critics raise concerns after earnings report Social network giant lost nearly $120 billion in market capital in a single day; Gillian Turner reports.
ACLU calls out Amazon’s facial recognition tool Why the American Civil Liberties Union is calling out Amazon’s facial recognition tool, and what the ACLU found when it compared photos of members of Congress to public arrest photos.
DHS warns companies targeted on dark web Criminals on the dark web have a growing appetite for hacking into corporate applications, a new alert from the Department of Homeland Security says.
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StormBreaker: Powerful bomb penetrates bad weather, spells bad news for bad guys Enemies of the United States will never be able to use bad weather to hide again.
The ultimate bad weather weapon is bad news for bad guys Defense specialist Allison Barrie has an inside look at the new StormBreaker, a missile that can seek out targets in spite of bad weather in the battle space. Enemies of the United States will never be able to use bad weather to hide from the US military again.
Amazon face recognition wrongly tagged lawmakers as police suspects, fueling racial bias concerns Amazon’s Rekognition facial surveillance technology has wrongly tagged 28 members of Congress as police suspects, according to ACLU research, which notes that nearly 40 percent of the lawmakers identified by the system are people of color.
Personal Critical Data Should Be Processed Only in India: Government Panel The recommendations come at a time when there is heightened scrutiny by governments across the world on how companies handle user data.
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http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Apple's patent reveals that wireless charging on these future devices will be possible through "inductive charging between electronic devices."
Google's Plans for Your Smart Home? More Screens. The Smart Display, built by Lenovo and running Google's Android Things software for Internet-connected devices, hits stores this weekend.
McDaniel: 'Shadow banning' is only happening to Republicans Twitter is taking heat for 'shadow banning' conservatives. On 'Fox & Friends,' RNC chairwoman is calling for social media platforms to be transparent.
Netflix Knows We Need an Escape, So It Built a Rom-Com Factory Critics have long declared the romantic comedy dead, as studios have veered toward the raunch-com.
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Locke & Key Horror Comic Is Finally Headed to Series at Netflix Thanks to the wide embrace of Netflix, Locke & Key has officially been picked up to series - a first season of 10 one-hour episodes.
Amazon, Microsoft Jostle as Pentagon Calls for Cloud Contract Bids Tech titans including Amazon and Microsoft have already spent months jockeying for a winning offer on the prestigious contract.
Google Cloud Partners With GitHub on Software Development GitHub is getting connected to Google's Cloud Build, the company's new CI/Continuous Delivery (CD) platform.
Paytm's Tech to Power SoftBank's Mobile Payments Service in Japan The Paytm-powered mobile payment service, named PayPay, will be a joint venture between Softbank and Yahoo Japan.
Steve Jobs was shocked by how successful the App Store was Apple co-founder Steve Jobs is considered one of the most influential tech visionaries of a generation, but there were some things he couldn’t quite predict.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Most modern software platforms make it really simple to delete apps. Here's how to uninstall apps on your Android phone, Windows computer, iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Amazon Deliveries in India Affected by Truckers' Strike A truckers' strike across India has affected deliveries for e-commerce firms such as Amazon and Snapdeal.
Slack Acquires HipChat and Stride; Atlassian Set to Make 'Important' Equity Investment As a result of the acquisition, HipChat and Stride will be discontinued in February next year.
http://ifttt.com/images/no_image_card.png Intel has been increasingly catering to data centres as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
Intel Data Centre Results, Margin Outlook Disappoint Intel has been increasingly catering to data centres as revenue from PCs has flattened since shipments peaked in 2011.
Microsoft India Launches Free Online Courses on Data Protection Launched in association with learning partner myLaw, the two-phased online course will enable students, businesses and legal professionals understand data protection.
Amazon Earnings Skyrocket on Cloud Computing, Advertising Amazon's spending typically climbs in the summer quarter, pressuring profits as the company prepares for Christmas and the winter holidays.
Inside the shadow ban of conservatives on social media A new Vice investigation has exposed apparent shadow bans on conservative accounts on Twitter, while Google-owned YouTube recently removed several videos purely for their political content. #Tucker
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YouTube Loads 5 Times Slower on Firefox, Edge Than Google's Chrome: Mozilla Mozilla has highlighted an issue which causes YouTube to load faster on Chrome than on other browsers like Firefox and Edge.
With Galleries Now Online, Anyone Can Be an Art Collector Thanks to the proliferation of online art sales platforms, buying art is more within your reach than you might think.
Google Partners NIH to Accelerate Biomedical Research Using the Cloud The duo aim to provide biomedical researchers access to the most advanced, cost-effective computational infrastructure, tools, and services.
Netflix Effect: eMarketer Report Finds Cord-Cutting Accelerates in US Market The report by the research firm eMarketer found the number of "cord-cutters" who have cancelled pay TV service will climb 32.8 percent this year to 33 million.
Google Uses Physical USB Security Keys to Prevent Employee Phishing Physical security keys are USB-based devices that offer an alternative approach to two-factor authentication (2FA).
Netflix Acquires Mithila Palkar, Dhruv Sehgal's Little Things, Orders Season 2 Netflix has acquired popular Web series Little Things and has ordered a second season of the show.
Amazon Expands in Cape Town, Stepping Up Cloud Rivalry With Microsoft Amazon.com is expanding its presence in the emerging tech hub of Cape Town, upping the ante in its regional battle with cloud computing rival Microsoft.
Petition Urges 'Fat-Shaming' Netflix Series to Be Scrapped Called Insatiable, the series features Alyssa Milano and Debby Ryan and revolves around an overweight teenager who is ridiculed by her classmates.
US Firms Said to Face Off With Indian Rival Paytm in Lobbying Data Storage Rules The tussle between Paytm and other companies highlights the fierce competition that has gripped India's crowded digital payments market.
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Role of social media in political influence Twitter accused of 'shadow banning' some Republicans; reaction and analysis from the 'Special Report' All-Stars.
Trump blasts Twitter for 'shadow banning' Republicans Republicans claim unfair treatment by the social media giant; correspondent Peter Doocy reports from Capitol Hill.