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How can you reduce spam calls on WhatsApp? short by Ankush Verma / 10:08 am on Sunday, 17 May, 2026 To reduce spam calls on WhatsApp a person should go to 'Settings' in the WhatsApp application and then click on 'Privacy'. They should then select 'Calls' and turn on the 'Silence Unknown Callers' option. This automatically silences incoming voice and video calls from numbers a person has never interacted with or saved in their contacts.

Entertainment Jarvis Quick Read TikTok content creator Elizabeth Aminata Amadou, popularly known as Jarvis, has threatened to sue skitmaker and streamer Oderhohwo Joseph Efe over alleged cyberbullying and defamation. TikTok content creator Elizabeth Aminata Amadou, popularly known as Jarvis, has threatened to sue skitmaker and streamer Oderhohwo Joseph Efe over alleged cyberbullying and defamation. In a letter sent by her lawyers, Omo-Richard Attorneys, on May 14, 2026, and made public on Saturday, Jarvis accused Carter Efe of bullying, harassing, and cyberstalking her on social media platforms such as TikTok and Twitch. Her lawyers said Carter Efe made false and damaging comments about her during a recent livestream. They claimed he described her as promiscuous and made statements that harmed her reputation and business deals. The legal team also referred to comments allegedly made by Carter Efe during the visit of American streamer IShowSpeed to Nigeria. According to them, he suggested that Jarvis exchanged personal favours for professional opportunities. Jarvis’ lawyers said the claims were false and intended to embarrass her, cause emotional pain, and damage her public image. They have now given Carter Efe 14 days to publicly withdraw the statements and apologise on his social media pages and in

After an employee notified customers that the company was about to close down, an official announcement stated: We’re in positive discussions with potential acquirers. Startup company StreamElements used to be a growing company that was considered promising. It raised over $110 million from financial institutions such as Menora Mivtachim and Mivtach-Shamir, and from venture capital funds such as MoreTech, Pitango, Glenrock and Yitzhak Mirilashvili and Ron Rofe’s Rainfall Ventures. One of the main investors was Softbank, which saw great promise in StreamElements during the technological bubble of 2021, but which is known for its aggressive behavior towards companies that stray from the growth path. It now seems that StreamElements has indeed strayed into the danger zone. According to the GamesBeat website, an employee of the company in Israel responsible for sponsorship management notified creators and web influencers of the possible closure of the company, in a post on the Discord social network. According to the employee, StreamElements’ services will remain open for at least a month and users are called upon to save their digital assets and are assured that they will receive full payment under any sponsorship deal signed with StreamElements in the past. The company was founded a

Snap, YouTube, and TikTok owner ByteDance have agreed to settle a lawsuit accusing the platforms of causing addiction, disrupting learning, and forcing schools to spend large sums on student mental health support. According to Bloomberg, payout terms were not disclosed. Bloomberg Intelligence estimates that comparable lawsuits could expose tech companies to a “collective theoretical liability” of almost $400 billion. Meta will continue to fight the case; a trial begins on June 12 in California. The Breathitt County School District in rural Kentucky sued the tech firms in 2024, accusing them of failing to implement robust age-verification processes and effective parental controls. It also accused them of not implementing opt-in restrictions on the length and frequency of usage, creating barriers that make it more difficult for users to delete or deactivate their accounts, and using algorithms to promote addictive engagement. The schools claimed this led to staff spending time on confiscating cell phones and other devices, as well as hiring additional staff to support student mental health and counseling. “This matter has been amicably resolved, and our focus remains on building age-appropriate products and parental controls that deliver on that promise,” YouTube told Reuters. Snap provided a similar statement. The news comes after Snap

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Alphabet's Googlebook Brings Gemini AI to PC Hardware YouTube CEO Neal Mohan said the Alphabet NASDAQ: GOOG video platform is continuing to lean on creators, subscriptions, connected TV and artificial intelligence as the core drivers of its business, while emphasizing that the company’s overall strategy has remained consistent even as the media industry changes rapidly. Speaking at a conference appearance that included a safe-harbor statement on forward-looking comments, Mohan described YouTube’s business as a “flywheel” that starts with creators, attracts viewers and ultimately supports monetization through advertising and subscriptions. Be Ready: 3 Upcoming Catalysts Could Drive Oracle to Record Highs “Everything starts” with creators, Mohan said, adding that YouTube aims to help them build businesses, reach global audiences and reduce barriers such as language through tools including AI-powered multi-audio dubbing and multitrack audio. Creators Remain Central to YouTube’s Strategy Mohan said YouTube’s creator base is expanding in two directions: established media figures are increasingly building YouTube channels, while native YouTube creators are moving into larger media and business opportunities. Affirm's Google Deal Aims for Your Wallet He cited athletes Dwyane Wade and Draymond Green, along with Trevor Noah and Oprah, as examples of non-endemic creators looking to become YouTubers. He

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Amid many fires across the state of Minnesota, a firefighting plane was hit by what appears to be a bullet on Friday evening, according to the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators say the plane was hit by the bullet after scooping water from Kjostad Lake in Portage Township at around 7 p.m. State, local and federal firefighting crews responded around 4 p.m. a wildland fire in Portage Township, about 15 miles north of Orr. When the plane returned to the Hibbing Airport, officials realized it had been hit. The plane landed safely and the pilot was not injured. Anyone with information is asked to call 911 and reference case number 26066433, according to the sheriff’s office. For Related Stories: Minnesota  Wildfire  » Read More

Vimeo Inc has been reshaping its video platform business with cost cuts and a sharper focus on enterprise customers, while investors react to recent revenue trends and profitability targets. Vimeo Inc has remained in focus with investors after its recent earnings updates highlighted ongoing restructuring efforts, slower top-line growth and a continued push toward profitability in its video software platform business, according to company filings and statements published on the investor relations site and by major financial news outlets in early 2025. As of: 17.05.2026 By the editorial team – specialized in equity coverage. At a glance Name: Vimeo Inc Sector/industry: Online video software, SaaS Headquarters/country: New York, United States Core markets: Global, with a focus on North America and Europe Key revenue drivers: Subscriptions to video hosting, live streaming and enterprise video tools Home exchange/listing venue: Nasdaq (ticker: VMEO) Trading currency: USD Vimeo Inc: core business model Vimeo Inc operates a cloud-based video platform that targets individuals, small businesses and large enterprises with tools for hosting, managing and distributing video content. The company positions itself as a software provider instead of a pure media platform, allowing customers to upload, store and stream high-quality video without building their own infrastructure.

FARGO, N.D. -- The University of North Dakota track and field teams wrapped up a successful weekend at the 2026 Summit League Outdoor Championships on Saturday in Fargo, N.D.  The UND women recorded its highest finish since the program joined the Summit League by placing second with 196 points while the Fighting Hawk men scored 77 points and placed fifth overall. On the final day of competition, the Fighting Hawks broke a pair of school records and saw 10 earn medalist honors to finish the weekend with four new school records and 22 medals earned.  A trio of Fighting Hawks took home awards, with Jadyn Keeler (women's track), Justina Esangbedo (women's field) and Louis-Lys Fanucchi (men's track) each earning Most Valuable Player honors for the championships in their respective categories.  Keeler was named Women's Track Championship MVP after scoring 38 points. She won three events during the championship, taking gold in the 10,000-meter run, 5,000-meter run, 3,000-meter steeplechase and earned a sliver in the 1,500-meter run. Esangbedo was named Women's Field Championship MVP after scoring in four different events during the championship.  » Read More