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How to check which mobile number is linked with Aadhaar online? Follow these steps to find out
Checking the mobile number linked with Aadhaar is essential for accessing various government services. Residents can find the last three digits of their registered mobile number through UIDAI's online portal. Alternatively, they can verify if a particular mobile number is associated with their Aadhaar. If the mobile number is not linked, residents can update their contact details at an Aadhaar centre.
21-year-old Mumbai student pays Rs 2.73 lakh in college fees, invests Rs 40,000 in SIP: Check her October expense breakdown
A 21-year-old Mumbai engineering student's October spending breakdown has highlighted her financial priorities, including a Rs 40,000 monthly SIP, Rs 23,000 in rent and Rs 6,300 in subscriptions. Her Rs 2.73 lakh engineering fee is the biggest listed expense, offering a glimpse into how education and investments feature in her finances.
Microsoft says sorry for global outage as it traces disruption to network upgrade issue; adds all products now operational
Microsoft services like Outlook and Teams faced a significant outage impacting users globally for over a day. The disruption began on Thursday, November 12, and continued into Friday, leading to severe communication issues. Microsoft reported gradual improvements in service restoration across affected areas during the outage. Many users still encountered intermittent access problems and delays in email delivery as the company worked on a resolution.
Microsoft outage shows the risks of relying on a single technology provider for essential services
Microsoft 365 services, including Outlook, Teams and AI assistant Copilot, were interrupted. As the outage entered its second day Friday, Microsoft said it saw "encouraging recovery progress." But the company also warned that "intermittent access issues or delayed email delivery" may persist for some users.
What caused Microsoft outage third time in around one year?
Microsoft 365, Outlook, Teams outage has caused global headlines after disrupting services around the world.
Microsoft won’t automatically refund users for Microsoft 365 Outage, but businesses could get bill credits: How to claim before December 31
Microsoft outage refund: Microsoft 365 customers affected by the Outlook outage may be eligible for service credits, but the money will not come automatically. Businesses must file a claim with Microsoft to seek up to 100% in credits, while personal Outlook users may not qualify.
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Got an email offering to fix your Outlook or refund you for the Microsoft outage? It’s probably a scam; here’s how to spot it
Microsoft's global outage has created an opening for phishing scams. Emails promising to restore Outlook access, verify mailboxes or arrange refunds should be treated with caution. Microsoft 365 was still experiencing disruption on November 13, with recovery incomplete. Users should avoid email links claiming to fix their accounts and check updates through Microsoft's official channels instead.
Claude outage today: Anthropic fixes login outage as Microsoft 365 disruption continues; is Claude AI working again?
Claude code status today: After a major outage affecting Microsoft services, Claude AI reported significant issues with user authentication and access. Users of Claude.ai and Claude Code have experienced disruptions, preventing login and service accessibility. Anthropic has acknowledged ongoing investigation into these authentication problems and has deployed fixes to restore functionality. As Claude's services faced increased user complaints, the company worked to resolve connection issues with Microsoft 365.
Gmail to Proton Mail: 5 alternatives for users as Microsoft continues to battle Outlook and the Teams global outage
A major disruption hit Microsoft on November 12, 2026, causing a global outage that affected services like Outlook and Teams. This left countless users and organizations struggling to connect via email and participate in crucial Teams meetings. In the wake of the Microsoft outage, users can explore alternatives, including Gmail, Yahoo Mail, and Proton Mail, as the tech giant strives to restore normal service operations.
Cloudflare Claude Down Reason: Why users are facing issues today amid widespread outages at Microsoft Outlook on November 13 Doomsday
Cloudflare Claude down reason: Cloudflare, Claude and Microsoft Outlook users reported technical issues on November 13, triggering concerns about a wider internet outage. Here's why the services are facing disruptions, what Microsoft has said about the Outlook outage, which platforms are affected and whether the incidents are connected to November 13 Doomsday chatter.
How Microsoft is trying to fix global outage as Outlook, Teams and Microsoft 365 remain disrupted
Microsoft is currently addressing a major outage that has affected Outlook, Teams, and various Microsoft 365 services across numerous countries. Users are experiencing service interruptions and disconnections. In response, the company is expanding virtual machine capacity while tackling the issue of unresponsive servers that are complicating recovery. Microsoft executives have stated there are no signs of a cyberattack as they work on alternative solutions for a swift restoration.
Platforms seek DPDP alignment in NCPCR’s child safety guidelines
In a meeting held by NCPCR on Thursday, the platforms said age-assurance and parental-consent mechanisms under the data protection regime should be harmonised with any NCPCR guidelines rather than being governed by parallel obligations.
Microsoft works to restore services after global outage disrupts Teams, Outlook and Copilot
Microsoft is currently working to enhance infrastructure capacity due to recent outages impacting their services. These disruptions have particularly affected Microsoft 365 applications, impacting businesses and users worldwide. Reports indicated that problems with Outlook peaked at almost 140,000 globally during a specific time. The company has acknowledged the connectivity issues faced by many organizations and is implementing improvements.
Is Microsoft Outlook still down and when will it be back up? Here's latest Microsoft 365, Teams, Copilot, SharePoint, Defender, To Do and Purview outage update
Microsoft Outlook still down? Thousands of users across the US and the UK reported issues in accessing Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft 365, Teams, SharePoint and other services on November 12. The company has said that it had begun to restore affected servers and implement mitigations. The number of outage reports has begun to drop from afternoon peaks. Several services are still down.
Do emails sent during Microsoft's global outage get delivered or are they lost forever? Here's what happens
Microsoft's global outage disrupted Outlook, leaving users unable to send or receive emails. But do messages sent during the disruption get delivered or remain stuck in the Outbox? Here's what happens to delayed and failed emails, how long Microsoft retries delivery, and how users can check their email status and resend messages if necessary.
MeitY examines data collection by home services platforms for physical AI training
The consultation comes amid growing interest among AI and robotics developers in first-person video and sensor data, which can help train machines to understand and replicate human actions in real-world environments. Such recordings capture how people perform routine activities, providing training inputs for robots designed to undertake physical tasks.
MeitY probes physical AI data use; Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns
MeitY is reviewing the practice of collecting first-person video and sensor data from gig workers to train physical AI models. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.
Rs 35 lakh revenue from Rs 500 service: Two Hyderabad childhood friends built an app helping NRIs hire personal assistants in India
Two Hyderabad childhood friends, Nishant Parepalli and Shashank Veer Pothaduri, launched Shoppin in 2023. The startup connects customers in over 20 countries with personal shoppers and assistants in India. Starting at Rs 500, its services include shopping, property checks and paperwork. The company reported Rs 33 lakh revenue in FY26 and Rs 35 lakh between April and October 2026.
Chinese man gets a 2BHK flat for Rs 155 after placing the highest bid first in an online auction, plans to spend winter holidays there
2BHK flat for Rs 155: A Chinese shopper has bought a 732 sq ft, two-bedroom apartment for just Rs 155 during the Double 11 shopping festival. The auction attracted 1,677 bidders, while the apartment's estimated market value is Rs 5.6 lakh. The buyer will additionally pay around Rs 28,000 in taxes to complete the ownership transfer.
Festive online sales hit Rs 1.4 lakh crore, up 17%, but miss forecasts
The season had been expected to hit a record Rs 1.50-1.55 lakh crore in GMV, up 25-29% from last year. GMV is total value of goods sold by marketplaces before discounts and returns. The festive sale period started on October 8 with the flagship events of Amazon and Flipkart followed by multiple micro-events until Diwali, which fell on November 8.
How investors in India can compare forex investing spreads, execution, spreads, and hidden fees
An easy guide on understanding real investing costs, fund transfers, and platform performance across international investing brokers.
EU threatens significant fines for unfair online trade practices
The European Commission is proposing a new Digital Fairness Act aimed at enhancing consumer rights. This legislation will impose fines on companies engaging in unfair practices such as deceptive advertising targeted at children. It seeks to ban dark patterns and other misleading digital strategies that cost consumers significantly. Companies will need to comply with these new rules to avoid substantial penalties.
German antitrust authority says PayPal practices may restrict competition
Germany's Federal Cartel Office is scrutinizing PayPal's strategy that bars merchants from imposing extra charges for specific payment methods. This practice is perceived as a potential barrier to competition among payment services, raising concerns about compliance with existing competition laws. While PayPal has not yet provided a media response, this investigation indicates a growing regulatory focus on digital payment systems within Germany.
New Zealand moves visitor visa applications online, changing the process for Indian tourists and business travellers
New Zealand has moved most visitor visa applications to its enhanced Immigration Online system, ending the use of several older online forms and selected paper applications. The transition, completed between September 24 and October 8, 2026, affects Indian tourists, business travellers and people visiting family. Applicants who started applications in the old system but did not submit them before the deadline must begin again using the new platform.
China app bets Rs 28,000 on your love life, promises refund if you don't marry in 3 years
A Chinese matchmaking start-up is offering users a full refund if they remain unmarried after three years, while using AI conversations and one-to-one matching to identify compatible partners. Founded by a former Kimi AI developer, Liangpei AI has attracted more than 35,000 users, but its ability to turn matches into marriages remains untested.
EU to make addictive app features easier to switch off
The European Union will on Wednesday unveil new rules to crack down on influencer marketing, ban online features that trick Europeans and force platforms to give users the right to turn off "addictive" features.
Google says new Australian internet safety bill could cut off under-18s from Gmail
Australia's new internet policy may hold companies accountable for combating harmful content, imposing hefty fines for non-compliance. Google has warned that this could lead to strict age verification for email services. Other tech giants like Meta, TikTok, and Snap have echoed concerns about the potential for overzealous content moderation. While the Australian government emphasizes the need for these safeguards, critics fear the broad regulations could prompt excessive content removal.
445 Delhi DDA flats are on sale at a starting price of Rs 43 lakh, registration has started; check locations and booking amount
Delhi Development Authority has launched the Khushhaal Pariwaar Yojana 2026, offering 445 MIG flats in Loknayakpuram, Jahangirpuri and Narela. Registration starts on November 6, with bookings opening November 16. Prices range from approximately Rs 43.36 lakh to Rs 1.19 crore, depending on the location and flat.
Snapchat starts disabling friend-finder feature for UK children, regulator says
Ofcom said the change would make it harder for strangers to contact children on the image-sharing social media platform, one it considers among the largest and most popular online services used by children in Britain.
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