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The Government said internet providers will also be forced to restrict access in Britain to websites spreading propaganda from the country.

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has successfully traversed solar winds, gathering valuable insights and information into the sun's workings - in a bid to prevent a potential 'internet apocalypse' which would leave the Earth without broadband

The country's top internet regulator proposed rules that limit smartphone features that let users share content to anyone in the vicinity.

'Splinternet' refers to the way the internet is being splintered – broken up, divided, separated, locked down, or otherwise segmented.

The space agency's Parker Solar Probe has gathered important data about how the sun works to stop a solar storm that could block people from the internet.

The Manipur Human Rights Commission (MHRC) has asked the State government to consider restoring internet services since ethnic violence broke out in Manipur on May 3

On April 1, Newslaundry and the Internet Freedom Foundation hosted FoE Con 2023, a forum that brought together media personalities and leading voices in the legal sphere to map the media and regulatory framework in contemporary India.

The Stanford Internet Observatory documented how a web of social media accounts advertises and distributes abuse materials

NASA's Parker Solar Probe has successfully traveled through solar wind, gathering valuable insights into the sun's workings to prevent a potential "internet apocalypse"which could disrupt communication networks and power grids on Earth

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AI-generated indecent images have been circling the Internet since April, as the FBI issues major warning.