Tesla founder Elon Musk reveals he's a 3000 year old vampire. Netizens say we knew it!
Trending | February 26, 2020 19:12 ISTReplying to a Twitter user, Elon Musk tweeted, "Full disclosure, I'm actually a 3000-year-old vampire."
Replying to a Twitter user, Elon Musk tweeted, "Full disclosure, I'm actually a 3000-year-old vampire."
A lot of messages denying the effects of global warming might actually have been written by bots as new research from Brown University in the US found that about 25 per cent of the tweets about climate change that they analysed were produced by automated accounts.
Twitter has rolled out the new Continued Thread feature. See what it is and how it works
British MP Debbie Abrahams, who was deported back immediately on her arrival in India, has now posted an image of her "e-visa" from her Twitter handle. Abrahams was deported immediately after she arrived in India on Monday (February 17).
An emotional Amar Singh, who is fighting his battle with life, on Tuesday said that he regrets overreacting against Amitabh Bachchan and his family. Amar Singh sent Amitabh Bachchan a video from a hospital bed in Singapore in which he has apologized to Bachchans for his comments in the past.
Replying to film producer Tanuj Garg's tweet terming Taapsee Pannu as Bollywood's female Ayushmann Khurrana, she replied: "What about calling me bollywood ki pehli Taapsee Pannu."
Your privacy on social media apps like WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook and TikTok will not be guaranteed with upcoming government rule in India.
Love might be in the air, but on the ground, Delhi Airport has gone on a spree of flirtatious tweets aimed at various airlines including IndiGo, Air India and Vistara Airlines.
Love is in the air this Valentine's Day. In a tweet this morning, the Delhi Airport had a special message for IndiGo Airlines that caught everyone pleasantly surprised. You can call Delhi Airport's tweet a PDA. "Hey @IndiGo6E, promise me you’ll never run away from my runway! #DELlovesYou #ValentinesDay2020," Delhi Airport tweeted to a flurry of response from IndiGo.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi remembered Pulwama attack martyrs as the nation paid tribute to the sacrifice of paramilitary personnel who were killed in the terror attack last year.
Russia's internet regulator, Roskomnadzor, has tried unsuccessfully for several years to force large companies like Facebook, Twitter and Google to move Russian user data to Russia.
Social media platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter, TikTok and Youtube, will be compelled to reveal identities of their users under the new government rules set to be published later this month
'Dear PM' was seen trending on Twitter on Thursday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is one of the most popular leaders across the world. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the most followed Indian on Twitter with 53 million followers.
Social media giant Twitter has blocked the Karnataka BJP's account for 24 hours for its tweets on people with 'liberal views', a party official confirmed on Wednesday.
Facebook and its messaging app Messenger were hacked and the cybercriminals posted messages from both the platforms.
The hackers also temporarily took over Facebook's accounts on Instagram through a third-party platform and posted a photo of the hackers' group.
Twitter doesn't want to call you a 'user'. In its public documents, the company announced that it will no longer call the people who use its platform as 'users'. As Engadget notes, in its public documents, the company made the change in an effort to 'demonstrate more empathy for the people who use Twitter'. In the financial results covering Q4, 2019, Twitter mentions its figures around Monetizable Daily Active Usage and not 'Users' - has risen to 152 million, from 145 million in the last quarter, and 126 million from last year. The new move is part of Twitter's initiative at making it a safer, happier place.
As congratulatory messages poured in, Amitabh Bachchan retweeted a number of posts from his fans.
Twitter fights fake news and will start labelling false tweets, much like WhatsApp
A security researcher claimed that he matched 17 million phone numbers to Twitter accounts - including high-profile politicians and officials.
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