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Google has banned 50 android applications from the Play Store. According to the research, Zscaler's ThreatLabz team discovered three distinct malware families infecting Google Play apps: Joker, Facestealer, and Coper. According to the report, the majority of the apps were tainted with Joker malware. Once activated, Joker may install premium dialers and covert malware on devices, persuading unsuspecting clients to sign up for expensive monthly… read-more

The court in Osaka, Japan's largest city, on June 19 declared the country's prohibition on same-sex marriage was not unconstitutional. The verdict contrasts with a March 2021 judgment by a Sapporo court that declared the prohibition on same-sex marriage "unconstitutional."  It shattered campaigners' expectations of putting pressure on the government to pass legislation to address the issue, and it sparked a flood of comments on social media… read-more

Indonesia announced to lift its palm oil exports ban on May 23. The decision was taken by Indonesian President Joko Widodo, which is said to be a major relief for global vegetable oil markets, which reached a massive hit in the past few weeks. Joko said, the decision was taken considering 17 million people, and farmers suffering from the ban. The ban was imposed on April 28, amid Ukraine-Russia war.

As per reports, Google has banned a handful of apps on the Play Store that secretly gathered users' phone numbers and other important data. In addition, the apps were suspected to collect location information, email, phone numbers, nearby devices, and passwords. “All apps on Google Play must comply with our policies, regardless of the developer. When we determine an app violates these policies, we take appropriate action.” stated an official… read-more

The Karnataka HC is all set to pronounce its judgement on the controversial Hijab row issue, on March 15. The matter started in January, condemning the orders of Udupi Pre University, which banned entry with hijab or religious attire, besides uniform. The matter was taken to the HC, which is to announce the verdict. Until now, the court issued interim order, restricting students from wearing hijab until matter resolves.