Facebook Has A Misinformation Problem,And Is Blocking Access To Data About How Much There Is And who Is Affected

Leaked internal documents suggest Facebook – which recently renamed itself Meta – is doing far worse than it claims at minimizing COVID-19 vaccine misinformation on the Facebook social media platform. Online misinformation about the virus and vaccines is a major concern. In one study, survey respondents who got some or all of their news from […]

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RBZ Bans Bulk Airtime Sales

RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe has banned on bulk airtime sales, ordering telecommunications service providers to stagger reduction of physical airtime sales to 10% in a bid to contain illicit foreign currency dealings. In a statement directed to all Mobile Telecommunications and Mobile Phone Service Providers, the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) director general, Oliver Chiperesa ordered […]

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NIN-SIM Linkage: Subscribers Want Two-Month Extension As Deadline Nears

Telecommunication subscribers are clamouring for a two-month extension of the October 31 deadline for National Identity Number-Subscriber Identity Module data verification. The President of National Association of Telecoms Subscribers, Adeolu Ogunbanjo, highlighted the need to further extend the deadline of the SIM-NIN exercise to allow for the full implementation of the security policy. He said, […]

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Emboldened Bitcoin Bulls Shoot For Moon After Smashing Record

There’s elation and there’s euphoria, and then there’s the unrestrained rapture that descends upon Bitcoin’s emboldened bulls whenever the cryptocurrency soars to a fresh record. Bitcoin rocketed on Wednesday past its prior high in April to just under $67,000, galvanized by the successful launch of the first U.S. Bitcoin futures exchange-traded fund — the second-busiest […]

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