Wrong spelling in a ransom note helped police crack a staged kidnapping in which a man tried to con his elder brother with a Rs 50,000 demand, officials said on Wednesday. The incident came to ...

A dramatic twist in the case was found when Google Street View took a picture that became the only clue the investigators needed. The victim, identified as Jorge Luis Perez, was allegedly killed ...

Although the Nintendo Switch 2 is expected to sell millions in the US alone, it’s suggested it’s first year won’t be as strong as the original’s.

A new SNP-backed drug-taking room could be made exempt from the smoking ban so users can take crack cocaine on the premises. The Safer Drugs Consumption Facility pilot, in the east end of Glasgow ...

Iranian authorities have voted to lift a ban on Meta’s instant messaging platform WhatsApp and Google Play as a first ... X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube, remain blocked after they were banned ...

Iranian authorities have lifted a ban on Meta’s (META.O) instant messaging platform WhatsApp and Google Play ... based social media such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are routinely bypassed ...

ALBAWABA – The Iranian authorities announced lifting the ban on Meta Inc's WhatsApp and Alphabet Inc's Google Play on Tuesday, as part of the government’s efforts to ease the internet ...

Iran’s government has unblocked access to the WhatsApp messenger and Google Play store after banning them two years ago, state media reported. The Supreme Cyberspace Council, which is tasked ...

During the World Cup final, WhatsApp experienced a surge in activity ... role in real-time communication during major events. Twitter also witnessed unprecedented engagement during the final ...

Iran’s government announced on Tuesday that it had lifted a two-year ban on WhatsApp and the Google Play Store ... In his post on X (formerly Twitter), Hashemi described it as “the first step” towards ...

Allowing the use of WhatsApp and Google Play is the "first step in removing internet limitations," according to Iranian officials. The country still enforces draconian internet controls.