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VideoWatch: Anfield salutes departing legends Andy Robertson and Mo Salah Published 2 hours ago By Sam Williams Watch how Anfield saluted Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah following the final appearances of their legendary Liverpool careers. Robertson and Salah bid farewell to the club they graced for nine years after playing in the Reds' season-ending 1-1 draw with Brentford. Post-match, both were afforded guards of honour by teammates and staff as they re-emerged from the tunnel to rapturous receptions. After receiving mementos from Sir Kenny Dalglish, Ian Rush, Richard Hughes and Billy Hogan, they soaked up the acclaim of the supporters with whom they have built an unbreakable bond over a near-decade full of trophies and unforgettable moments. Watch the tributes to Robertson and Salah below. You have to accept cookies in order to view this content on our site. Watch on YouTube Published 2 hours ago

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VideoInside Training: Robbo and Salah goodbyes amid Liverpool's Brentford build-up Published 3 hours ago By Liverpool FC There was build-up and goodbyes on Saturday ahead of Liverpool’s clash with Brentford – watch now in ‘Inside Training’. Arne Slot’s squad were preparing for Sunday’s season finale, when they host the Bees at Anfield in the Premier League. The game will see Andy Robertson and Mohamed Salah say farewell to the Reds after their historic nine-year spells with the club. View our behind-the-scenes footage of their penultimate day and the players’ work towards the match below. You have to accept cookies in order to view this content on our site. Watch on YouTube Published 3 hours ago

News Languages An Integrated, Prosperous and Peaceful Africa. Top Slides Topic Resources April 27, 2025 AUSSOM Ministerial Meeting report February 10, 2022 Agenda 2063 is Africa’s development blueprint to achieve inclusive and sustainable socio-economic development over a 50-year period. May 19, 2026 The African Union Commission (AUC), through the Department of Health, Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development, has launched the S May 15, 2026 8 YEARS SERVING AFRICA Leading a Transformative and Impact Oriented Journey

AUSTIN (KVIA) -- Thursday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a suit against Meta Platforms Inc. and WhatsApp. Paxton alleged the company misled consumers about privacy protections on the messaging app. WhatsApp is marketed as a "secure" messaging service by using end-to-end encryption. The encryption lets the sender and recipient access messages, but the platform itself can't. Attorney General Paxton alleges the security claims are inaccurate. He said reports imply WhatsApp employees have been able to access messages. “Texans deserve to know whether their private communications are indeed truly private,” said Attorney General Paxton in a statement. “WhatsApp markets its services as secure and encrypted, but it does not deliver on those promises. I am suing to protect Texans’ privacy and ensure that WhatsApp by Meta does not mislead Texans by unlawfully accessing private conversations and data.”  Paxton filed several lawsuits over privacy concerns, including against Netflix. He recently made a settlement with LG. Attorney General Paxton is currently challenging Senator John Coryn in the high stake Republican runoff for the 2026 U.S. Senate. BE PART OF THE CONVERSATION KVIA ABC 7 is committed to providing a forum for civil and constructive conversation. Please keep your comments respectful and relevant.

Posted May 22, 2026 at 7:24 PM UTC J External Link Jay Peters The Texas AG is suing Meta and WhatsApp. Paxton alleges that Meta can access WhatsApp messages despite Meta’s claims that they are end-to-end encrypted. Meta spokesperson Andy Stone says that WhatsApp “cannot access people’s encrypted communications and any suggestion to the contrary is false.” It’s been a busy couple days for Paxton; my colleague Lauren Feiner just posted about a lawsuit he filed against Discord. Attorney General Paxton Files Landmark Lawsuit Against Meta and WhatsApp for Lying About Privacy Measures and Deceiving Texans by Falsely Claiming WhatsApp Messages are Encrypted Follow topics and authors from this story to see more like this in your personalized homepage feed and to receive email updates. Jay Peters

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Published May 21, 2026 at 2:45 PM CDT Updated May 21, 2026 at 3:04 PM CDT Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Meta and its messaging app WhatsApp, accusing the companies of misleading Texans about how private their messages really are. The lawsuit, filed Thursday, claims WhatsApp falsely told users their messages were protected by end-to-end encryption — meaning only the sender and recipient could read them. The state argues Meta and WhatsApp still had ways to access some user messages despite those promises. “WhatsApp’s assurances are false,” the lawsuit read. “WhatsApp and its parent company, Meta, have access to virtually all of WhatsApp users’ purportedly ‘private’ communications.” According to court records, Paxton alleges WhatsApp marketed itself as a secure messaging app by telling users that “not even WhatsApp” could see their conversations. But the lawsuit alleges company employees and contractors were able to review certain messages. The lawsuit also cites a Bloomberg report from April about a federal investigation into WhatsApp’s privacy claims. According to the report, a Commerce Department investigator concluded there was “no limit” to the type of WhatsApp messages Meta could access. Bloomberg said it couldn’t independently verify the claim, which Meta denied. Paxton’s office is asking

Samajwadi Party MP Ramji Lal Suman. | Photo Credit: PTI Police have registered a case in connection with an alleged death threat received by Samajwadi Party Rajya Sabha MP Ramji Lal Suman through a WhatsApp call and message, officials said on Wednesday (May 20, 2026). According to police, a case has been registered against an unidentified person at Hariparvat police station under relevant sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and an investigation has been initiated. Mr. Suman said he received the alleged death threat through a WhatsApp call on March 5, 2026, following which threatening and abusive messages were also sent from a mobile number via WhatsApp. The MP alleged that he had earlier received threats several times through social media platforms and had lodged a complaint with the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police on March 8. He claimed that police registered the FIR only after nearly two-and-a-half months, which, according to him, reflected a lack of seriousness on the part of the authorities. Mr. Suman also alleged that police action had remained lax in connection with an attack on his residence in 2025. Police sources said details of the number from which the threatening messages were sent were

Faizan Farooque Wed, May 20, 2026 at 1:17 PM CDT 1 min read This article first appeared on GuruFocus. Meta Platforms (META, Financials) is trying to calm European regulators by offering rival AI chatbots limited free access to WhatsApp, but some competitors are not convinced. Warning! GuruFocus has detected 2 Warning Sign with META. Is META fairly valued? Test your thesis with our free DCF calculator. The proposal would let outside AI assistants use WhatsApp's business API in Europe without charge up to a certain message limit. After that, Meta would begin charging fees. The offer comes as the European Commission reviews whether Meta gave its own AI assistant an unfair advantage on WhatsApp. Regulators are considering whether to require broader access while the investigation continues. Meta had earlier limited WhatsApp access to Meta AI before changing its policy in March and allowing rivals to use the platform for a fee. Smaller AI companies said the new offer still falls short. Their concern is simple: Meta AI does not need to use WhatsApp's API in the same way outside chatbots do.