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The Chinese smartphone maker files a complaint in the US in a bid to be removed from a list of companies that allegedly has ties to the Chinese military.
Debit order abuse goes beyond rejected payments – and while technology has a role to play in ensuring that debit orders are honoured, so does consumer education.
The authority is reviewing the litigation on spectrum brought by MTN and has instructed its legal representatives to oppose the application.
For the first time, big telcos look like they are on the back foot and because they have the resources to challenge the process, they are doing so, say analysts.
Half of all 2020 crypto hacks were of decentralised finance protocols, a pattern that was virtually negligible in all prior years, says CipherTrace.
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The company says it has pursued every procedural avenue available to it to resolve the issue and is now left with no other option than to seek relief from the courts.
GovChat welcomes the Competition Tribunal’s interim order that prevents its off-boarding from Facebook-owned WhatsApp’s business platform.
The financially-troubled mobile operator says it has a zero-tolerance policy towards illegal or unethical activity and will not hesitate to act on evidence.
The Competition Tribunal issues an order for interim arrangement in the GovChat, WhatsApp and Facebook matter.
Facebook’s legal team argues the citizen engagement platform is “breaking all the rules” in the terms of use of WhatsApp’s business platform.
GovChat’s removal from Facebook-owned WhatsApp would materially prejudice the citizen engagement platform’s entire existence, says CEO Eldrid Jordaan.