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Officials say a WhatsApp status featuring rival gang member and an alleged taunt sparked a firing incident A dispute allegedly triggered by a WhatsApp status escalated into a firing incident in Kalyan West, following which Khadakpada Police arrested two persons and took the injured main accused into custody. According to police, the incident took place in the Mohane area of Kalyan West, where two rival groups led by Abhishek Pawar alias Avi and Gaurav Salunkhe have allegedly been at loggerheads for some time. Investigators said tensions between the groups had already surfaced on May 26, when a dispute reportedly broke out between them. Police said the latest flashpoint was a WhatsApp status uploaded by resident Monu Phulore, featuring a photograph of himself with Gaurav Salunkhe along with text that was allegedly intended as a taunt directed at Pawar. Search for target On Friday night, Pawar, accompanied by several associates, allegedly reached Patil Nagar in Mohane in search of Phulore. Sensing trouble as a group of around 10 to 12 persons approached, Phulore and his brother reportedly fled the area. Police alleged that Pawar then opened fire, discharging two rounds in Phulore’s direction. While the intended target escaped unhurt, the firing

For years, Nigerian telecom subscribers have complained about one thing more than almost any other issue: data depletion. From social media posts to radio phone-ins and customer care complaints, consumers have repeatedly asked the same question: Why does my data finish so quickly? Over the weekend, that debate took centre stage in an unusual public hearing organised by MTN Nigeria, where the country’s largest telecom operator effectively put itself on trial before consumers, journalists, technology experts, digital creators and industry stakeholders. What emerged from hours of testimony was not necessarily proof that telecom operators are blameless. Instead, it exposed a widening gap between how Nigerians think they consume data and how modern smartphones, applications and digital services actually use it. Read also: MTN Nigeria emerges major non-oil revenue source with N878.7bn tax remittance At the centre of the discussion was an unlikely culprit: a 127-gigabyte WhatsApp backup. “We had a colleague who accused us of stealing her data,” Karl Toriola, MTN Nigeria chief executive officer told attendees. “When we investigated, we discovered that her WhatsApp backup had grown to 127 gigabytes and was being backed up daily over mobile data.” The anecdote drew laughter from the audience, but it underscored a

Published 1:30 am Friday, June 5, 2026 Submitted by the Washington State Office of Attorney General Nick Brown. Attorney General Nick Brown is warning Washington residents about a scam targeting injured, Spanish-speaking workers across the Pacific Northwest. This scam has not yet been documented in Washington, but Washington workers should be aware that they may be targeted. The scam Scammers contact the injured worker via phone, email, video call, text message, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger or social media apps and falsely claim to represent government agencies, law firms or courts. Communications may appear official because they include government agency seals, use government agency addresses, include signatures by government officials or identify the caller as a government representative, attorney or judge, but the communications are fraudulent. The scammers tell the worker that they must pay money to receive workers’ compensation benefits or to receive a settlement. Scammers may request payment in the form of gift cards, wire transfer or cryptocurrency. After the worker pays, the scammers cut off contact and take the injured worker’s money. In a variation of this scam, impostors try to convince the worker to appear at a fake online workers’ compensation hearing. The hearing may appear official and

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WhatsApp’s reach shapes Brazil-specific antitrust test for AI competition By Maria Júlia Baumert ( June 4, 2026, 21:46 GMT | Comment) -- Brazil’s competition authority is increasingly examining whether WhatsApp’s near-universal adoption in the country gives Meta a unique gatekeeping role in the distribution of AI services. The question has emerged as a central theme in the agency’s investigation of restrictions on external AI providers under WhatsApp’s new Business API terms, even though some market participants said the platform isn't necessarily essential.Brazil’s competition authority is increasingly examining whether WhatsApp’s near-universal adoption in the country gives Meta a unique gatekeeping role in the distribution of AI services.... Prepare for tomorrow’s regulatory change, today MLex identifies risk to business wherever it emerges, with specialist reporters across the globe providing exclusive news and deep-dive analysis on the proposals, probes, enforcement actions and rulings that matter to your organization and clients, now and in the longer term. Know what others in the room don’t, with features including: Daily newsletters for Antitrust, M&A, Trade, Data Privacy & Security, Technology, AI and more Custom alerts on specific filters including geographies, industries, topics and companies to suit your practice needs Predictive analysis from expert journalists across North

Alerta al consumidor: Estafa de compensación laboral dirigida a trabajadores que hablan español Attorney General Nick Brown is warning Washington residents about a scam targeting injured, Spanish-speaking workers across the Pacific Northwest. This scam has not yet been documented in Washington, but Washington workers should be aware that they may be targeted.  The Scam Scammers contact the injured worker via phone, email, video call, text message, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, or social media apps, and falsely claim to represent government agencies, law firms, or courts. Communications may appear official because they include government agency seals, use government agency addresses, include signatures by government officials, or identify the caller as a government representative, attorney, or judge, but the communications are fraudulent.  The scammers tell the worker that they must pay money to receive workers’ compensation benefits or to receive a settlement. Scammers may request payment in the form of gift cards, wire transfer, or cryptocurrency. After the worker pays, the scammers cut off contact and take the injured worker’s money.  In a variation of this scam, imposters try to convince the worker to appear at a fake online workers’ compensation hearing. The hearing may appear official and may include a fake judge

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By George Thompson, Rhiannon James, Abbie Llewelyn and David Lynch, Press Association Political Staff 03/06/2026 The Government’s independent ethics adviser must investigate Sir Keir Starmer’s use of disappearing WhatsApp messages, the Conservatives have said. The Tories’ letter to Sir Laurie Magnus comes after a senior minister insisted the Prime Minister’s use of the function, which auto-deletes correspondences on the communications app, was not a “cover-up”. The ethics watchdog must investigate whether Sir Keir has broken the ministerial code by not preserving his WhatsApp messages, shadow Cabinet Office minister Alex Burghart said in his letter to Sir Laurie. He cited a section of the ministerial code which says ministers should use internal systems for “all Government business”, and are obliged to “keep accurate public records” when they use “non-corporate communication channels” for official business. Mr Burghart’s letter continued: “At its heart, this is a tale about corrupt and predatory practices of Jeffery Epstein and his friends, and a style of behaviour in public life that is rotten to the core. “In that light, I believe it would be timely for you to undertake an investigation into the conduct of the Prime Minister and his office. This should not be brushed under

Jules Wang / AP Published Jun 2, 2026, 5:16 PM EDT Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication MobileSyrup. Prior to joining Android Police, Oberoi worked on feature stories, reviews, evergreen articles, and focused on 'how-to' resources. Additionally, he informed readers about the latest deals and discounts with quick hit pieces and buyer's guides for all occasions. Oberoi lives in Toronto, Canada. When not working on a new story, he likes to hit the gym, play soccer (although he keeps calling it football for some reason🤔) and try out new restaurants in the Greater Toronto Area.  Sign in to your Android Police account Google's suite of scam detection features is already setting a high bar for mobile security, but the implementation has one main limitation. It's a system-level feature that's limited to Google's own communication apps, like Google Messages and Phone by Google. Apps like WhatsApp use end-to-end encryption, and that's precisely why the feature can not extend to other apps. Fortunately, though, it looks like WhatsApp is working on a 'Scam Detection' solution by itself. Related

Social media behemoth Meta has been hit by a global outage, leaving users unable to access their accounts. Thousands of users have reported issues with Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and WhatsApp this morning. Meta confirmed the outage on X, along with updating its status and outages of Meta business products page to confirm it was experiencing issues. The company said, they are aware that a technical issue is impacting some users’ ability to access the apps and it is working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible. Many users pointed out the irony of Meta posting about the outage on competitor platform X.