well i think signal has had a big effect on whatsapp but i think facebook has had a bigger effect on mark zuckerberg has had a bigger effect on whatsapp because of the fact that may 15th which is just a few days away there is a deadline that's been set on whatsapp that essentially says you have to agree to their brand new terms of service or you will have your account disabled and you won't be able to use whatsapp anymore and there are a lot of people as you know rachel who are very concerned about this because some of that terminology in the new terms of service for whatsapp seem to indicate that your data will be collected and sold in the whole point of what's app is it supposed to be an encrypted messaging service just like signal is indeed in encrypted messaging service so the idea that that would happen and of course they because all that's not going to happen with the terminology is different this is only for certain into teas and certain pages yet will take their data and will sell the data for 4 groups and pages that are on whatsapp for businesses but we will do it to you as

and surprising twist as facebook's whatsapp is only days away from its new terms of service update now that might seem weird to just start talking about on a show like this but a german regulator has issued an order that bans facebook from process of whatsapp user data this decision follows emergency proceedings opened by the regulator in the city state of hamburg last month after whatsapp required users to consent to the new terms or just stop using the service altogether george is not a briton also a school bus co-host investigative journalist bones swan but as always on the social media beat there's no doubt about it. that's true so what exactly is the order and why was it is shewed. yeah absolutely and you know it's easy to be on the social media be by the way because these big companies keep doing stupid things which makes it easy to cover them so in this case you have facebook which of course once app and so there's this german regulator his name was yohannes kasper essentially said that their new update which is supposed to hit on may 15th is illegal he says it misrepresents wha

commercial messaging and whatsapp and following that can bridge analytical scandal act and tweet it it's time hash tag go lead facebook for boom bust i'm sorry to have injure r.t. . me now to go further and up on the story is boom bust co-host and investigative journalist ben swan all right ben we've got 2 sides saying different things here so do you believe that signals out account was actually polled as they claim or was this a publicity stunt as facebook claims yeah i really don't know i mean facebook makes a good case for why it was just a stunt you know obviously signals as it wasn't but i don't think it really matters whether or not this book actually pulled the ads because because either way signal wins right because what they've done is they have created a p.r. campaign out of the fact that they have told the truth about how facebook goes about through instagram and facebook conducting targeted advertising by selling your data look we all know that it happens but creating any kind of buzz around the glary obvious results of this kind of data mining that takes place through facebo

from its blacklist later on we'll take a look at that decision and the reasons is that the ongoing whatsapp controversy surrounding facebook is germany has now banned the social media giant from implementing its plan to change in terms of service for the pack show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the state of the united states economy inflation in april surged at the fastest pace in september of 22008 the labor department reported on wednesday now the consumer price index rose 4.2 percent year over year with a month to month gain of point 8 percent now this jump inflation was expected as april of 2020 marked the height of lockdowns in the united states due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic which had nearly shut down the entire economy so let's go over some of the data here energy prices they were up 25 percent year over year with the price of gasoline jumping nearly 50 percent and just over 37 percent for fuel oil now gas prices actually had to take down month to month but are expected to see an increase in may once again use vehicle prices they were up 21 percent co

messaging and whatsapp and following that can bridge analytical scandal act and tweet it it's time hash tag lead facebook for boom bust i'm sorry to have injure r.t. . joining me now to go further and up on this story is boom bust co-host and investigative journalist bones fawn all right ben we've got 2 sides saying different things here so do you believe that signals out account was actually polled as they claim or was this a publicity stunt as facebook claims yeah i really don't know i mean facebook makes a good case for why it was just a stunt you know obviously signals as it wasn't but i don't think it really matters whether or not facebook actually pulled the ads because because either way signal winds right because what they've done is they have created a p.r. campaign out of the fact that they have told the truth about how facebook goes about through instagram and facebook conducting targeted advertising by selling your data look we all know that it happens but creating any kind of buzz around the glary obvious results of this kind of data mining that takes place through facebook

from its blacklist later on we'll take a look at that decision and the reasons is that the ongoing whatsapp controversy surrounding facebook is germany has now banned the social media giant from implementing its plan to change in terms of service with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the state of the united states economy inflation in april surged at the fastest pace in september of 22008 the labor department reported on wednesday now the consumer price index rose 4.2 percent year over year with a month to month gain of point 8 percent now this jump and inflation was expected as april of 2020 mark the height of lockdowns in the united states due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic which had nearly shut down the entire economy so let's go over some of the data here energy prices they were up 25 percent year over year with the price of gasoline jumping nearly 50 percent and just over 37 percent for fuel oil now gas prices actually had to take down month to month but are expected to see an increase in may once again use vehicle prices they were up 21 percent

giants from its blacklist later on we'll take a look at that decision and we revisit the ongoing whatsapp controversy surrounding facebook is germany has now banned the social media giant from implementing its plan to change in terms of service with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we leave the program with the state of the united states economy inflation in april surged at the fastest pace in september of 22008 the labor department reported on wednesday now the consumer price index rose 4.2 percent year over year with a month to month gain of point 8 percent now this jump in inflation was expected as april of 2020 mark the height of lockdowns in the united states due to the copan $1000.00 pandemic which had nearly shut down the entire economy so let's go over some of the data here energy prices they were up 25 percent year over year with the price of gasoline jumping nearly 50 percent and just over 37 percent for fuel oil now gas prices actually had to take down month to month but are expected to see an increase in may once again use vehicle prices they were up 21 percent

police are still investigating 2 local whatsapp users linked to this case. but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of anti-constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school in houghton today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. zilker miller and her colleagues will show the parents some materials that were taken from students phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. but there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer it's not enough to just put your phone down and stop fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. then he does

fÉlix: whatsapp estÁ cambiando su polÍtica de privacidad y pide al sus miles de millones que aceptenonas que usan la aplicaciÓn de whatsapp y no acepta la nueva polÍtica de privacidad de la empresa a partir de este sÁbado, no podrÁ utilizar la aplicaciÓn, usted deberÁ estar de acuerdo que whatsapp comparta la informaciÓn con facebook. esto quiere decir que whatsapp podrÁ vender su informaciÓn a terceros. >> informaciÓn que pueden vender, informaciÓn como contactos, lasa fotos, los grupos. >> el envÍo de la informaciÓn por whatsapp es en gritado, pero una vez que llegue a su destino los mensajes no tienen esa protecciÓn. ellos no los leen. >> en teorÍa pueden tener acceso a las conversaciones. ellos estÁn diciendo que no. >> forma como ellos actÚan con otros, el nÚmero Único que identifica su celular y tambiÉn dice en quÉ regiÓn del mundo se encuentra. dicen los expertos que cuando una compaÑÍa de tecnologÍa le ofrece un producto gratis es porque el producto es usted. >> si es gratis porque hay alguna manera que ellos estÁn obteniendo dinero y es vendiendo de la informaciÓn. >> ellos

police are still investigating 2 local whatsapp users linked to this case. but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of anti-constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school and happening today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. camilla and her colleagues will show the parents some materials that were taken from students phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer it's not enough to just put your phone down and stop fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. and it doesn't if yo

utilizas whatsapp, y lo que te pasaras y no las aceptas.en target. dicen que la realidad supera la ficcion!ese podria ser este caso...victor hugo cueva, de 26 aqos y de origen hispano, esta bajo custodia policial, luego de intentar huir con un tigre bengala que deambulaba por un vecindario de houston. el paradero del animal es incierto, luego de que el lo subiera a una camioneta e intentara huir..cueva estaba en libertad bajo fianza por un cargo de asesinato, luego de haberse resistido a su arresto, mientras tenia al felino en el patio de su casa, ademas de monos... whatsapp ha presentado sus nuevas politicas de privacidad que incluyen nuevos terminos que garantizan que la aplicacion compartira datos con facebook como condicion de uso. cuales son esos cambios y que es lo que debes saber? roger borges nos cuenta mas! hola roger! la nueva politica de-- rivacidad--- de whatapp impondra-- muchas restricciones-- a los usuarios que-- no la acepten-- antes del-- 15 de mayo. no habra --- muchas funciones disponibles--- a partir del --16 de mayo-- s

goodbye news. news, news, news, news, whatsapp take indian governments, the court. the messaging app says new rules will force it so we can privacy protection. so it's free speech under threats. and how much is the debate driven by policy? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm having a jammed room. a court battle is pitting whatsapp against the world's largest democracy. india is the biggest market for the messaging service. nearly 400000000 users rely on it to communicate with friends and family. but like many online platforms, it has struggled to control the spread of misinformation. india recently passed new rules, forcing social media companies to identify the 1st person to send the message. what's ap argues this goes against privacy rights in the countries constitution. the company says it may have to stop encrypting messages, adding it's impossible to keep track of every message. some believe the digital media rules have a political motive. the issue with the being didn't government doesn't like being defined and government us. it does

police are still investigating 2 local whatsapp users linked to this case. but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school and happening today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. until camilla and her colleagues will show their parents some materials that were taken from students phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. and there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer and it's not enough to just put your phone down and stop fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. then he d

a court battle is pitting whatsapp against the world's largest democracy. india is the biggest market for the messaging service. nearly 400000000 users rely on it to communicate with friends and family. but like many online platforms, it has struggled to control the spread of misinformation. india recently passed new rules, forcing social media companies to identify the 1st person to send the message. what's ap argues this goes against privacy rights in the countries constitution. the company says it may have to stop encrypting messages, adding it's impossible to keep track of every message. some believe the digital media rules have a political motive. issue with a government doesn't like being defined as government us. it doesn't work and one would be one of these that wants to send. so wanted and in the sense india has a bit it likes to all the time to say what the internet and it wants to be in a position when the control. so want to let them in, they'll want something similar. india's governing b, j. p has often had a tense relationship with big tech. last month it ordered twitter

police are still investigating 2 local whatsapp users linked to this case. but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school and happening today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. zilker miller and her colleagues will show the parents some materials that were taken from students phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer it's not enough to just put your phone down and stop fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. then he doesn't kno

but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of anti-constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school and happening today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. still camilla and her colleagues will show the parents some materials that were taken from students phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. but there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer it's not enough to just put your phone down and stop fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. and he doesn't know if you can stand to watch animal cruelty close your eyes. the principal

police are still investigating 2 local whatsapp users linked to this case. but what is whatsapp itself doing to prevent the spread of objectionable content. the company told us that the sharing of anti-constitutional content and child pornography is unacceptable and that every month the company blocks about $250000.00 accounts and encourages users to report offensive material and once. we return again to the school and happening today the principal will meet with parents to discuss violent videos and illegal images. still camilla and her colleagues will show the parents some materials that were taken from students' phones. about $100.00 parents are expected to attend. and there are $800.00 students at the school so the principal was hoping for a bigger turnout. one of the videos will have a huge impact on the audience. to get my number one we want to raise awareness about what's out there we can't ignore this kind of content any longer it's not enough to just put your phone down and start fooling around with social media this material is everywhere. then he

(comerciales) >> el 15 de mayo se acepta la política de privacidad de whatsapp. >> voceros de whatsapp va a suceder. feliz noche nos vemos mañana. (♪ música ♪) >> tienen (música) >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> noticias telemundo >> buenas noches , estas son las noticias que usted debe saber antes de acabar el día soy vanessa >> adiós a las mascarillas para los vacunados los cdc (centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades) dicen que las personas inmunizadas pueden dejar de usarlas >> yo aún no me la quito >> este es el primer gran paso al regreso a la normalidad

>> whatsapp-- whatsapp video, whatsapp chat. >> reporter: she wanted him to come to the u.s.slim ban prevented that. >> first time driving in beirut. >> reporter: so she went back to lebanon. driving. >> so she went ba >> it needed to be done because we wanted to be together. >> reporter: months later, this news: >> we found out we were expecting. >> reporter: due to covid and better health care at home, danah left lebanon to deliver in america. alone and expecting in april, president biden's reversal of the ban answered danah and mishaal's prayers. he got a visa and jumped on a plane, arriving here last month. just in time. len x urs la.. >> ie up aas likoh, crng literally less than 12 hours later, adam was born. >> reporter: so the three of you were in a room, and you're all holding your baby, within hours of his getting here. >> yeah. it's all still like a dream,hon, hi, adam. >> reporter: a mother's day dream come true. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> o'donnell: beautiful. all right, next, a son's remarkable gift to his mom, and himself. my heart failure diagnosis cha

well, it turns out they also have his whatsapp messages.ng dumb enough to do their crimes on their phones?" the whatsapp conversations are from the week leading up to his indictment. and as greenberg grew more desperate, he reached out to friends and tried to enlist them in his defense. that's a... that's a prety big ask. (as friend) "hey buddy, you remember that time i loaned you my leaf blower and you still have it? and i've been super chill about that? no, yeah, i mean sure i'd love to have it back. but there is this one other thing you could do: the feds found out i had sex with a minor and pimped her out across state lines, and i need a character witness to-- hello? hello? i can't hear you over the leaf blower!" in the whatsapp messages, greenberg claims to be paying the 17-year-old victim's legal fees, which is apparently not illegal, but could "raise "why is that not illegal?" in the message, greenberg referred to the young woman by her online username, "vintage 99," a fine-wine reference to her birth year. okay, let me put this in w

after he left office between march and june last year cameron and his staff sent 45 emails texts and whatsapp messages to ministers and officials he says he wanted permission for green seal to issue government insured loans to help companies through the pandemic the motivation for contacting the government was that i thought we had a really good idea for how to help and help extending credit to thousands of businesses cameron says that in april last year at the time of his intensive lobbying he had no sense crean still was close to failing but company owner lex green still himself giving evidence to m.p.'s this week said he'd become aware of supply chain problems in march 2020 and discussed it with david cameron he was asked whether the furious lobbying was aimed at saving his firm but actually part of this push was to get cash into the business is there will be clear concern about the future of the business and the point is to general think it's important to make something very clear that means still itself and indeed is that chancellor put in is there. and that john and a governor of the ba

greensill at no time sort funding for itself cameron's lobby included 9 whatsapp messages to chancellery she soon ak complaining the treasury's objections to green so its application were nuts as well as a dozen. text messages to the treasury's top civil servant the previous year cameron and lex green still had met health secretary matt hancock for a private drink to discuss a new payment scheme for national health service staff turning now to green's those proposals for our n.h.s. i'm not mind urged. daily or weekly in advance directive that your lobbying the n.h.s. wasn't but it's house but for the house the greens so spend its balance sheet i wouldn't accept that for one second because the in the end cameron's lobbying was unsuccessful greensill capital collapsed in march this year after its insurers withdrew their cover that's jeopardized $5000.00 steelmaking jobs in the u.k. because the bank was key lender to the firm liberty steel one former minister has told m.p.'s green still had elements of a ponzi scheme something david cameron rejects and while he accepts he should only have g

trace chat is the equivalent of asking us to keep a fingerprint of every single message sent on whatsapp, which would break end to end encryption and fundamentally undermines people's right to privacy. according to the new rules, companies that failed to comply can be prosecuted for content posted on their sites . exports a calling for further guidance from the indian court to specify how and when this authority can be used. because that some of these grounds could potentially be misused in inappropriate by the point of time by the appropriate government of the day. so as we meet on the internet, freedom advocates have called these rules excessive. they point out that the most important stakeholder, the internet user should be consulted while making such rules. i think the solution in deducing the, of the government in containing the power of the platforms and finding ways to do this. because the possible way is to prevent but also not the rules are past in february. and while twitter has asked for a 3 month extension, google says it will comply x. what say these digital media guidelines

they all follow certain policies processing of their own what you know, the ability in india to whatsapp, who's largest market is india has now. so the government for overreach calling the rules unconstitutional. in a statement, the facebook owned company said requiring messaging apps to trace chat is the equivalent of asking us to keep a fingerprint of every single message sent on whatsapp, which would brick end to end encryption and fundamentally undermines people's right to privacy. according to the new rules, companies that failed to comply can be prosecuted for content posted on their sites . exports are calling for further guidance from the indian court to specify how and when this authority can be used because that some of these clothes could potentially be misused in inappropriate, by the point of time by the appropriate government of the day. social media on the internet, freedom advocates have called these rules excessive. they point out that the most important stakeholder, the internet user should be consulted while making such rules. i think the solution in deducing the, of t

maity: atenciÓn, usuarios de la plataforma whatsapp.lourdes: sÍ. mi mamÁ, desafortunadamente, perdiÓ varias barriguitas. despuÉs vino mi hermana. paola: ¿cuÁntos aÑos tenÍas cuando milagros llegÓ? lourdes: yo tenÍa 11 aÑos. me dio mucha alegrÍa, mucha ilusiÓn. paola: tanto asÍ que sus hijos, para ti, son su mayor adoraciÓn. lourdes: asÍ es. son mis sobrinos—hijos, como los llamo yo. yo no pude ser mamÁ. no fue por elecciÓn. lo intentÉ, y es algo que siempre me ha pesado mucho. incluso en algÚn momento pensÉ adoptar. despuÉs la vida se siguiÓ complicando. al final, ahora tengo dos "perrihijos". paola: hace poco te escuchÉ decir que perdiste a tu papÁ doblemente. ¿por quÉ? lourdes: porque mi papÁ tuvo alzheimer, esa condiciÓn tan triste que nos arrebata a la gente cuando todavÍa estÁn aquÍ. y sufrÍ mucho, porque yo tenÍa una relaciÓn muy buena con mi papÁ. tenÍamos conexiones. mi papÁ fue fotÓgrafo profesional, y ese mundo de la imagen y las comunicaciones siempre lo compartimos. entonces tienes ese papÁ amigo, papÁ cÓmplice, mi fan numbe

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do you not feel that you have demeaned yourself and your position by using whatsapp around whitehallling bonds—of high risk debt to unsuspectin- investors? well, my view is that what i did was i made a choice to work for a business which i hope would be a uk fin tech success story, and many people believe that it would, and i wanted to help the company grow and expand and what i did at the time of economic crisis was put to the government what i genuinely believed to be a good idea for how to get money into the hands of small businesses and get their bills paid early. david cameron. earlier in the week, the same committee heard from mr cameron's former boss lex greensill, who began his evidence with an apology. please understand that i bear complete responsibility for the collapse of greensill capital. i am desperately saddened that more than 1000 very hard—working people have lost theirjobs at greensill. over three hours, he struggled to convince sceptical mps. mr greensill, are you a fraudster? no, i am not. frankly, it smacks of fraudulent behaviourj franks of the sort of stuff- w

-- whatsapp. i believe he has. yes. did — greensill? -- whatsapp.s but we definitely did speak a couple of times, but it is all in the return i sent to the committee. what was discussed?— what was discussed? what i was discussin: what was discussed? what i was discussing with _ what was discussed? what i was discussing with him _ what was discussed? what i was discussing with him from - what was discussed? what i was | discussing with him from memory what was discussed? what i was i discussing with him from memory was my contention that the ccff was a brilliant idea because it was helping large british—based corporate to have access to cash and credit at a time of difficulty and how including supply chain finance bonds in that facility would be even more effective because every penny of that money would go into small businesses so i was very passionate about it and i thought it was a good idea. i was drawing on my experience as prime minister when some of the schemes did not work as you would hope. {in schemes did not work as you would ho e. :, sche

presentadora: si tiene alguna historia que recordase por comunicar con nosotros por telÉfono, mensajes de whatsappelectrÓnico o a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales. llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias, lo dejamos con el noticiero ♪ felix: domingo 9 de mayo y estas son las principales noticias. un nuevo tiroteo deja siete muertos en medio de una fiesta de cumpleaÑos en colorado springs. el agresor se suicidÓ despuÉs de la masacre. la administraciÓn biden cambio de estrategia. aumentarÁ el nÚmero de farmacias sin cita previa. luego del cambio de polÍtica migratoria,unas 10,000 personas que estaban en el programa "quÉdate en mÉxico" ya han logrado entrar al paÍs. una de las mÁs tensas jornadas que tiene el paÍs enfrentando una profunda crisis social y polÍtica. vamos ahora con toda la informaciÓn. locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn como fin de semana. felix: esta madrugada un tiroteo dejÓ el saldo de siete personas muertas, incluido el atacante que se suicidÓ, el incidente ocurriÓ en un parque de casas mÓviles. locutora: era un sÁbado de celebraciÓn donde una familia celebraba el cumpl

is the only place where this is prohibited. 20 acquired whatsapp. a special regulation was put in place. jennifer king is an expert and information privacy at stanford university in california. she wants that passing on data can have dangerous consequences. they use the why talk the different types of information to, to target. you often think about this only in terms of kind of online commerce and online shopping, but it goes much more broadly. i mean, certainly in this country in the us, we saw the controversies around facebook's participation in our elections and election advertising. and we also seen how much the algorithms that facebook uses to recommend content to use specially facebook groups have led to people becoming more radical wise in europe, passing on data within a company. and the mapping individual data is prohibited according to the general data protection regulation. but facebook plan have also provoked criticism in the us. other countries ah, has the response. facebook clarified that it was only going to collect information from

te la mando por whatsapp.ogotÁ. se aprovechaba de la pobreza. a cambio de camisetas y uniformes deportivos pedÍa favores sexuales a la menores de edad. >> lo hizo conmigo con 13 aÑos. no le importa. >> la joven afirma que le propuso tener sexo cuando todavÍa era menor. >> sabÍa que yo tenÍa necesidades. pero que lo ayudara y Él me ayudaba a mi. >> estuve con Él en muchas ocasiones. pero nunca estuve con Él por placer. sino por necesidad. >> hoy tenemos todos los detalles sobre la investigaciÓn de primer impacto. los esperamos con esto. por supuesto muchas cosas mÁs que tenemos preparada para ustedes. carolina: michelle muchÍsimas gracias. borja: un vÍdeo muestra a una mujer que saltÓ la ve ♪ ♪ borja: un vÍdeo muestra a una mujer de texas que se saltÓ la barrera del recinto de los monos araÑa. en el zoolÓgico de el paso. los directores criticaron su acciÓn. rompiÓ las relaciones de los cuidadores con los animales. algo que lleva aÑos para ganar su confianza. carolina: darles comida humana puede causar problemas

if you don't have to shoot my sisters in the 7th grade here and she says that the situation with whatsapp is really bad as it has its limits. but what do you mean can you explain yeah well. who knocked him images of naked people yeah you know graffiti right for 7th graders i think that's really inappropriate. but the problem is not limited to pornography. some kids are passing around violent videos. all and i know public i have heard that there are cries of phase videos that show graphic violence sometimes involving animals who seen these. and there was one where some guys were beating up a dog that was just shocked and i only watched the 1st top of it then i turned it off because it was just disgusting i just it's just so it was fun to. have this is what i'm talking about. i mean. many of the students are familiar with this video. gives a go it's been watched a total of nearly $9000000.00 times some of the kids were sent a link to it and. i mean i know we asked them how they felt about it. but i almost cried like i have 2 cats and i just hate to see animals being abused does. the princip

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according to whatsapp, new privacy policy. this data will now be passed on to his parents. companies the e u is the only place where this is prohibited on facebook acquired. what's a special regulation, what's put in place. jennifer king is an expert and information private at stanford university in california. she wants that passing on data can have dangerous consequences. they use the y twang of different types of information to to target view is often think about this only in terms of kind of online commerce and online shopping. but it goes much more broadly. i mean, certainly in this country in the us, we saw the controversies around facebook's participation in our elections and election advertising. and we also seen how much the algorithms that facebook uses to recommend content to you, especially facebook groups, have led to people becoming more radicalized in europe, passing on data within a company. and the massive individual data is prohibited according to the general data protection regulation. but facebook plan had

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content spreading into messaging apps, used to whip up anger and organize quickly. >> israel is whatsapp>> reporter: runs fakereporter, a group fighting disinformation and hate speech online. tracked more than 100 newly created group chats sharing hate and planning for real-world attacks. >> groups used by extremists to organize people together. collect intelligence, coordinate targets and locations. organize weapons, then they take it to the streets. >> reporter: he says that's what happened in a mixed palestinian/jewish city. rapper and artist lives there with two children. home, the city under curfew when a busload of armed jewish extremists drove down his street. >> maniacs outside with guns, and you know, they're terrifying. >> reporter: experts say it's similar how insurrectionists used social media to organize at capitol january 6 zblj witnessing it all repeating over here at moment. platforms are reluctant in acknowledging their responsibility being the vehicles through which the content circulates. >> ticking bombs online. if we don't change policies and start talking about it t

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we sat there on whatsapp where they waited for his body to be burned.h toll is vastly understated. >> that's so hard. we were talking about that split screen for you, living here in america as life is returning to normal and yet trying to deal with saving your grandfather, attempting to, in india. what do you want americans to know about this? >> sorry, you cut out there. i think it's, what do you want people to know? >> yeah, here in america where we think, covid is behind us and we're getting back to normal. what do you want us to know about what's happening in india? >> hello. >> have i lost you, avani? that was -- >> i'm sorry. did you cut out there? >> i did. can you hear me? i think we've lost her. that was avani singh telling us about her grandfather and how she desperately tried to save his life. victor? >> let's remember although these numbers are heartbreaking, there's a family connected to each one of these people in india and parts of the world, all across the world. avani singh, thank you for that story. >>> let's talk about the 23 people w

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