Uber and Ola shut down services in New Dehli
Ridesharing services Uber and Ola have suspended all rides in New Dehli in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus. They have also restricted ride options across the country, removing the shared rides option altogether. The companies are in compliance with government regulations with public transport being shutdown.
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Facebook takes down Trump’s post about the immunity of kids and coronavirus
Facebook took down a video President Trump posted to his account Wednesday, citing its rules against false claims about the coronavirus. The post in question was a video clip from a Fox News segment from Wednesday morning in which the president makes the unsubstantiated claim that children are “almost immune” to COVID-19
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Apple’s iPhone 11 now being assembled in Chennai
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India bans 47 more Chinese apps
India bans 47 more Chinese apps
The Government of India banned 47 more Chinese apps in the country. In June, the Government banned 59 Chinese apps that included the hugely popular TikTok. Now, 47 more apps have been banned, for operating as clones of the previously banned apps, the list of particular apps banned in the fresh decision is yet to be announced
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