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Google faces police questioning over 500,000 fake Gmail accounts used for bomb threats
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Google faces police questioning over 500,000 fake Gmail accounts used for bomb threats

Indian police will question Google regarding safeguards after dismantling a fake Gmail account network. This network sent over 500,000 hoax bomb threats to government offices across India. Authorities arrested two individuals involved in operating this extensive criminal operation since 2022. The investigation began after a bomb threat email targeted the Gujarat government before a summit. Police are examining how the criminals bypassed security measures, including two-factor authentication.

MoRTH plans more powerful low-speed EVs without registration; industry splits over exemption
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MoRTH plans more powerful low-speed EVs without registration; industry splits over exemption

India’s Ministry of Road Transport and Highways released draft rules that would increase the permissible motor power for low‑speed electric vehicles to 600 W and lift the 60‑kg weight ceiling while keeping the registration exemption. The proposal has divided manufacturers, with full‑service OEM BGauss welcoming a bigger market and Yulu warning that heavier models could abuse the exemption and evade the Vahan registration system.

Oversight Board asks Meta not to replace fact-checking with Community Notes
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Oversight Board asks Meta not to replace fact-checking with Community Notes

Meta's Oversight Board asked the company not to replace fact-overnight Friday, after it said it was testing the crowdsourcing system in Latin America. However, Meta's Oversight Board, the quasi-independent body the company funds to review its moderation decisions, said Community Notes was not an adequate replacement for fact-checking and that the two practices serve "distinct purposes."

Texas judge rules TikTok misled users on child safety feature
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Texas judge rules TikTok misled users on child safety feature

According to the ruling, Texas said TikTok told users it would remove ​content that violated its Community Guidelines, ⁠but internally ‌classified some of that material as "hard ​to find" ​rather than "do not allow," allowing it to ⁠remain on the platform. Judge Cory Liu agreed ​that the practice violated the state's consumer ​protection law.

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