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    Meta India MD on child sexual abuse material, Muse AI and WhatsApp Pay
    Meta India’s Arun Srinivas on Instagram child safety lapses, AI for small businesses and Muse’s India launch timeline

    Meta India Managing Director Arun Srinivas discusses how harmful ads linked to child sexual abuse material slipped through Instagram's review process, the safety measures introduced since then and questions around accountability. In an interview with ET, he also talks about Muse AI's India launch timeline, how small businesses are using AI to create advertisements, Instagram's plans for creators and WhatsApp's growing ambitions in digital payments.

    Socha nhi tha plane ke neeche sona padega: SpiceJet’s SG-533 flight from Mumbai to Gorakhpur cancellation forces passenger to lie near aircraft, airline responds

    A video showing SpiceJet passengers sleeping on the airport apron near an aircraft after the cancellation of Mumbai-Gorakhpur flight SG553 has surfaced online. The airline attributed the disruption to operating-hour restrictions at Gorakhpur's defence airport, while passengers questioned why they were allowed to board before the cancellation.

    Meta expands teen protections, brings AI age checks to more users

    Meta uses AI to analyse whether a user is a teenager. This allows the company to identify users who may have lied about their age during registration and place them under Teen Account protections, which will automatically limit who can contact them, the content they see, and the time spent on its apps.

    Divyanka Tripathi shares tragic fire in her building reveals heartbreaking loss: ‘We never imagined…’

    Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya recalled a devastating fire at her residential building on the night before Diwali, when she and her family narrowly escaped. However, they later learnt that their beloved building guard, Dhanpat Uncle, had died. The actress shared an emotional tribute, remembering how he welcomed her babies and became part of their everyday lives.

    Delhi woman skips engineering, quits corporate job after 6 years to travel solo. How disappointing her parents helped her discover her independence. ‘Sorry, I am a terrible daughter’

    Sonnell Jainn recounts her transformative path from a corporate job to a thriving content creator and solo traveler. Taking a bold step away from engineering, she faced initial disapproval from her parents. However, as they observed her achievements, their perspectives shifted. While challenges remain, there’s a growing mutual understanding as they navigate this new chapter of her life together.

    The Economic Times
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