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    Thomas Markle investigation: Police apologise to Meghan Markle’s half-brother after naming him person of interest

    Thomas Markle Sr. found himself in serious legal trouble in Florida due to alleged possession of child pornography. Initially, his son, Thomas Markle Jr., was labeled a person of interest by police; however, following interviews with acquaintances, the authorities retracted that statement. It was Thomas Jr. who had alerted police after coming across unsettling content among his father's possessions.

    Sweet trouble this Diwali: Rs 82 crore worth of food, 1,185 licences come under FSSAI scanner

    FSSAI conducted a nationwide inspection drive from September 1 to November 5 to check food adulteration. During this period, more than 3,000 tonnes of non-compliant food products were seized across India. The regulator canceled 52 licenses and suspended over 1,000 licenses in response to violations. Additionally, 10,047 improvement notices were issued to food business operators across various establishments.

    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.

    Government clears Rs 7,503 crore investments under ECMS in sixth tranche

    The latest group of 12 applicants includes manufacturers of up- stream materials such as anode and cathode materials. Together, these companies plan to produce goods worth 182,243 crore at faci- lities across 10 states and employ more than 9,500 workers.

    Vaishnaw puts onus on social media platforms to curb online harm, stops short of safe-harbour clarity

    Vaishnaw said social media companies could no longer remain passive intermediaries as the digital ecosystem evolved and must take responsibility for the harmful consequences of content circulated through their platforms, including cyber fraud and so-called digital arrest scams.

    EU charges TikTok over harmful algorithmic 'rabbit hole' effects

    EU tech regulators charged social media platform TikTok on Friday with breaching the bloc's online content rules due to the so-called "rabbit hole" effect of its recommender system, which attracts users' attention to a constant stream of

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