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According to sources, the Competition Commission of India has imposed this fine on Google for abusing its dominant position in multiple markets in the android mobile device ecosystem.

Know why Google was fined Rs 1,337.76 crore by Competition Commission of India

According to news reports quoting sources, the Competition Commission of India has imposed this fine on Google for abusing its dominant position in multiple markets in the android mobile device ecosystem.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has directed the leading Internet company to stop unfair business practices.

The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has imposed a fine of Rs 1,337.76 crore on Google, which provides the world's largest Internet search facility.&nbsp;
According to news reports quoting sources, the Competition Commission of India has imposed this fine on Google for allegedly abusing its dominant position in multiple markets in the android mobile device ecosystem.
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has directed the leading Internet company to stop unfair business practices. The commission said in an official statement on Thursday that Google has also been directed to modify its functioning within a stipulated time-frame.
Earlier, On 8 February 2018, a fine of Rs 135.86 crore was imposed on Google. At that time CCI found Google guilty of abusing its strong position in the online search and advertising market.

A 50-year-old Indian-origin tech entrepreneur has been arrested in the US for an alleged investment scheme that defrauded more than 10,000 victims of over USD 45 million and netted him several luxury cars and real estate.
Neil Chandran, of Las Vegas in Nevada, was arrested on Wednesday in Los Angeles, the Department of Justice said.
According to the indictment, Chandran owned a group of technology companies that he used in a scheme to defraud investors by falsely promising extremely high returns on the premise that one or more of his companies, operated under the banner of “ViRSE,” was about to be acquired by a consortium of wealthy buyers.
Chandran’s companies — which included Free Vi Lab, Studio Vi Inc., ViDelivery Inc, ViMarket Inc, and Skalex USA Inc, among others — developed virtual-world technologies, including their own cryptocurrency, for use in the companies’ own metaverse.
The indictment alleges that Chandran caused other individuals to make various materially false and misleading representations to investors, including that investors in his companies would soon receive extremely high returns when one or more of those companies was purchased by a group of wealthy buyers.
In fact, according to the indictment, there was no such buyer group that was about to purchase the companies for the claimed returns; a substantial portion of the funds was misappropriated for other business ventures and the personal benefit of Chandran and others, including the purchase of luxury cars and real estate; and there were no prominent billionaires involved in purchasing Chandran’s companies.
Chandran is charged with three counts of wire fraud and two counts of engaging in monetary transactions in the criminally derived property.
If convicted, Chandran faces up to 20 years in prison for each of the wire fraud counts and up to 10 years in prison for each count of engaging in unlawful monetary transactions.
The indictment also alleges that 100 different assets — bank accounts, real estate, and luxury vehicles, including 39 Tesla vehicles — are subject to forfeiture as proceeds of the fraud.
US Marshals and the FBI are seizing most of the assets pending the resolution of the criminal case.

US: Indian-origin tech entrepreneur held for USD 45 million investment fraud

Neil Chandran, of Las Vegas in Nevada, was arrested on Wednesday in Los Angeles, the Department of Justice said.

A 50-year-old Indian-origin tech entrepreneur has been arrested in the US for an alleged investment scheme that defrauded more than 10,000 victims of over USD 45 million and netted him several luxury cars and real estate.
Neil Chandran, of Las Vegas in Nevada, was arrested on Wednesday in Los Angeles, the Department of Justice said.
According to the indictment, Chandran owned a group of technology companies that he used in a scheme to defraud investors by falsely promising extremely high returns on the premise that one or more of his companies, operated under the banner of &ldquo;ViRSE,&rdquo; was about to be acquired by a consortium of wealthy buyers.
Chandran&rsquo;s companies &mdash; which included Free Vi Lab, Studio Vi Inc., ViDelivery Inc, ViMarket Inc, and Skalex USA Inc, among others &mdash; developed virtual-world technologies, including their own cryptocurrency, for use in the companies&rsquo; own metaverse.
The indictment alleges that Chandran caused other individuals to make various materially false and misleading representations to investors, including that investors in his companies would soon receive extremely high returns when one or more of those companies was purchased by a group of wealthy buyers.
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In fact, according to the indictment, there was no such buyer group that was about to purchase the companies for the claimed returns; a substantial portion of the funds was misappropriated for other business ventures and the personal benefit of Chandran and others, including the purchase of luxury cars and real estate; and there were no prominent billionaires involved in purchasing Chandran&rsquo;s companies.
Chandran is charged with three counts of wire fraud and two counts of engaging in monetary transactions in the criminally derived property.
If convicted, Chandran faces up to 20 years in prison for each of the wire fraud counts and up to 10 years in prison for each count of engaging in unlawful monetary transactions.
The indictment also alleges that 100 different assets &mdash; bank accounts, real estate, and luxury vehicles, including 39 Tesla vehicles &mdash; are subject to forfeiture as proceeds of the fraud.
US Marshals and the FBI are seizing most of the assets pending the resolution of the criminal case.

The impact of Russia-Ukraine crisis has not left big tech giants away. U.S. streaming giant Netflix is facing the prospect of being forced to broadcast Kremlin propaganda from March 1st as part of new obligations in Russia.
The move comes as fears increase in the West over how Moscow is leveraging media to sow confusion amid its ongoing war on Ukraine.
Russia’s mass communications watchdog, Roscomnadzor, has registered Netflix as an audiovisual service. Beginning in March, Netflix will be required to stream 20 pro- Russian state television channels.
The new broadcast requirements are applicable only to Netflix’s services in Russia, where it has an estimated subscriber base of close to 1 million, based on figures from the firm that manages Netflix's affairs in Russia.
Despite the anticipated reticence of Netflix to abandon the Russian market, other authoritarian jurisdictions worldwide have deterred the streaming giant from entering local markets. Netflix services are already unavailable in China, Crimea, North Korea and Syria.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Netflix may be forced to show Putin propoganda

The impact of Russia-Ukraine crisis has not left big tech giants away. After FB and Google, Now it's Netflix 

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Netflix to be forced to show Putin Propoganda?

Russia&rsquo;s mass communications watchdog, Roscomnadzor, has registered Netflix as an audiovisual service

The impact of&nbsp;Russia-Ukraine crisis has not left big tech giants away. U.S. streaming giant Netflix is facing the prospect of being forced to broadcast Kremlin propaganda from March 1st as part of new obligations in Russia.
The move comes as fears increase in the West over how Moscow is leveraging media to sow confusion amid its ongoing war on Ukraine.
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Russia&rsquo;s mass communications watchdog, Roscomnadzor, has registered Netflix as an audiovisual service.&nbsp;Beginning in March, Netflix will be required to stream 20 pro- Russian state television channels.
The new broadcast requirements are applicable only to Netflix&rsquo;s services in Russia, where it has an&nbsp;estimated&nbsp;subscriber base of close to 1 million, based on figures from the firm that manages Netflix's affairs in Russia.
Despite the anticipated reticence of Netflix to abandon the Russian market, other authoritarian jurisdictions worldwide have deterred the streaming giant from entering local markets. Netflix&nbsp;services are already&nbsp;unavailable in China, Crimea, North Korea and Syria.

HCL&nbsp;Tech facing a bonus bombshell as news surfaced that India's fourth largest tech company was demanding bonus back from employees that were quitting.&nbsp;In a policy that has been in place since April and emailed as a 'reminder' in November&nbsp;that employees who were exiting the firm&nbsp; between September 2021 and March 2022, will be liable to pay back the bonus in&nbsp;full.Disgruntled employees are looking at a legal case against the tech firm.&nbsp;Harpreet Saluja, President, Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES), a union for IT employees, said &ldquo;We are in process of filing a court case against HCL Technologies against illegal bonus recovery policy and for refund of the bonus amount deducted to all employee."Saluja&nbsp;went on record to say that an official complaint has already been sent to the Labour Ministry.&nbsp;HCL&nbsp;Tech has however stated that the clause has been removed from the HR policy after the employees lodged their protest against the same.&nbsp;This however is not the first HR nightmare that HCL&nbsp;has faced. In December an American think tank has accused IT services major&nbsp;of wage theft by underpaying thousands of skilled migrants on H-1B visas.Read/Watch Also: Why HCL&nbsp;Tech is being accused of wage theft

Why did HCL Tech ask for the bonus back? Arm twisting policy to retain talent changed

In a policy that has been in place since April and emailed as a 'reminder' in November that employees who were exiting the firm  between September 2021 and March 2022, will be liable to pay back the bonus in full.

HCL faces legal threats over 'bonus bombshell' 

In the latest policy document the clause about the recovery of the bonus for employees who are exiting the company between was absent.

HCL&nbsp;Tech facing a bonus bombshell as news surfaced that India's fourth largest tech company was demanding bonus back from employees that were quitting.&nbsp; In a policy that has been in place since April and emailed as a 'reminder' in November&nbsp;that employees who were exiting the firm&nbsp; between September 2021 and March 2022, will be liable to pay back the bonus in&nbsp;full. Disgruntled employees are looking at a legal case against the tech firm.&nbsp;Harpreet Saluja, President, Nascent Information Technology Employees Senate (NITES), a union for IT employees, said &ldquo;We are in process of filing a court case against HCL Technologies against illegal bonus recovery policy and for refund of the bonus amount deducted to all employee." Saluja&nbsp;went on record to say that an official complaint has already been sent to the Labour Ministry.&nbsp; HCL&nbsp;Tech has however stated that the clause has been removed from the HR policy after the employees lodged their protest against the same.&nbsp; This however is not the first HR nightmare that HCL&nbsp;has faced. In December an American think tank has accused IT services major&nbsp;of wage theft by underpaying thousands of skilled migrants on H-1B visas. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/hcl-tech-facing-allegations-of-underpaying-h-1b-visa-workers-vs-us-employees-1639363130985">Why HCL&nbsp;Tech is being accused of wage theft</a>

Shiv Nadar founded HCL Tech reportedly underpaid Indian employees in the US compared to their American counterparts. ET reports that as per internal documents the IT services firm paid H-1B visa workers lower wages versus the salaries of the US employees,   Economic Policy Institute (EPI) said in a report, that HCL Tech underpaid H-1B visa holders by up to $95 million in the last few years. This is in violation of the H-1B program which requires that immigrant visa holders be paid at par with local US workers, in order to ensure that American jobs are not taken away by visa holders on lower wages.  Last year, HCL was ranked eighth in total H-1B approvals, with 1,405 new visas and 2,801 visa renewals. But HCL Tech is not the lone offender says EPI as it states that Oracle experts with H-1B visas are paid $55,000 less than US workers. 

HCL Tech facing allegations of underpaying H-1B visa workers vs US employees

Economic Policy Institute (EPI) said in a report, that HCL Tech underpaid H-1B visa holders by up to $95 million in the last few years. 

HCL Tech discrimination allegation, India workers underpaid vs US employees

<ul>
<li>HCL Tech reportedly underpaid Indian employees in the US vs American counterparts</li>
<li>HCL Tech&nbsp;underpaid H-1B visa holders by up to $95 million&nbsp;</li>
<li>Lower wages for&nbsp;H-1B visa holders is a violation of visa norms</li>
<li>HCL&nbsp;Tech H1-B Visas in 2020:&nbsp;1,405 new and 2,801&nbsp; renewals</li>
<li>HCL&nbsp;not a lone offender, Oracle reportedly underpaid H1-B employees too</li>
</ul>

Reports: Company paid H-1B visa workers lower wages compared to similarly employed US workers,

Shiv Nadar founded HCL Tech reportedly underpaid Indian employees in the US compared to their American counterparts. ET reports&nbsp;that as per internal documents the&nbsp;IT services firm paid H-1B visa workers lower wages versus the salaries of the US employees.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a title="Medplus Health IPO opens today; GMP to financials all you need to know make a healthy choice" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/medplus-health-ipo-opens-today-gmp-to-financials-all-you-need-to-know-make-a-healthy-choice-1639363353504">Medplus Health IPO opens today; GMP to financials all you need to know make a healthy choice</a> &nbsp; Economic Policy Institute (EPI) said in a report, that HCL Tech&nbsp;underpaid H-1B visa holders by up to $95 million in the last few years. This is in violation of the H-1B program which requires that immigrant visa holders be paid at par with local US workers, in order to ensure that American jobs are not taken away by visa holders on lower wages.&nbsp; &nbsp; Last year, HCL was ranked eighth in total H-1B approvals, with 1,405 new visas and 2,801 visa renewals.&nbsp; But HCL Tech is not the lone offender says EPI as it states that Oracle experts with H-1B visas are paid $55,000 less than US workers.&nbsp;

India is known for its start-ups and techies and an Indian-origin CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has some words of praise for it
Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit (HTLS) 2021, Pichai said that it’s “heartening” to see start-up culture in India 
The tech wizard added that Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'.
Pichai's words came after Parag Agrawal was promoted from Twitter's Chief Technology Officer to its CEO this week.
Heaping praises Sundar Pichai said that India is a place where people build things and take them globally.
 

Google's Sundar Pichai praises India startups, check out what he has to say  

India is known for its start-ups and techies and an Indian-origin CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has some words of praise for it

Check what he has to say:  

Google's Sundar Pichai praises India startups
'Heartening' to see start-up culture in&nbsp;India
Pichai: Google willing to to help startups in India
Pichai's&nbsp;words after Parag Agrawal&nbsp;became&nbsp;Twitter's CEO&nbsp;this week

Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'

India is known for its startups&nbsp;and techies and an Indian-origin&nbsp;CEO of Alphabet and Google, Sundar Pichai has words of praise for it
Speaking at the Hindustan Times Leadership Summit (HTLS) 2021, Pichai said that&nbsp;it&rsquo;s &ldquo;heartening&rdquo; to see start-up culture in&nbsp;India.&nbsp;
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The tech wizard added that Google is willing to provide technological support in the form of Artificial intelligence (AI) to help startups in India 'scale up'.
Pichai's&nbsp;words came after Indian origin&nbsp;Parag Agrawal was promoted from Twitter's Chief Technology Officer to its CEO&nbsp;this week.
Heaping praise,&nbsp;Sundar Pichai&nbsp;said that India is a place&nbsp;where people build things and take them globally.

Cognizant Tech as per reports has seen a 40% drop in profit and a 5% decline in revenue in FY'21 as per reports quoting Tofler&nbsp;as a data source.&nbsp;The Nasdaq-listed, New Jersey-based information technology services firm also revised its financial year guidance to 10.2 per cent to 11.2 per cent.&nbsp;Attrition has been a big problem for the tech firm.&nbsp;Quarterly attrition rose to 31 per cent in the quarter ended June 30, and the firm said it is looking to hire 100,000 lateral hires, along with thousands of people at the graduate level this year.
US headquartered Cognizant has a significant presence in India with about 2 lakh employees.
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Cognizant India's profit falls 40%, cuts guidance: reports

Cognizant filings spark concerns, tech firm cuts guidance even as profit drops 40%

Profit after tax fell 40 per cent to Rs 3,265 crore during the fiscal year

Cognizant Tech as per reports has seen a 40% drop in profit and a 5% decline in revenue in FY'21 as per reports quoting Tofler&nbsp;as a data source.&nbsp;The Nasdaq-listed, New Jersey-based information technology services firm also revised its financial year guidance to 10.2 per cent to 11.2 per cent.&nbsp; Attrition has been a big problem for the tech firm.&nbsp;Quarterly attrition rose to 31 per cent in the quarter ended June 30, and the firm said it is looking to hire 100,000 lateral hires, along with thousands of people at the graduate level this year.
US headquartered Cognizant has a significant presence in India with about 2 lakh employees.
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Tech Giant Cognizant is facing heat in the United States as case has been filed under False Claims Act (FCA) alleging that that Cognizant might have underpaid for visa costs for its foreign employees. Cognizant that was hoping to get the suit dismissed faced a setback when the a district judge in New Jersey not only refused to dismiss the case but observed the misuse of the cheaper visas by the company.&nbsp;
As per ET the judge while refusing to dismiss the case stated in the order that &ldquo;By paying for L-1 and B-1 visas but directing its employees to perform work that required the more expensive&nbsp;H-1B visa, Cognizant decreased&mdash;and made false statements material to&mdash;its obligation to pay money to the government.&rdquo;The claim against Cognizant is that it allegedly&nbsp;sends&nbsp;workers to the United States using business or intra-company visas, instead of through the more expensive and harder to get H-1B work permits.

Did tech giant Cognizant skirt the law on H1-B visas? Company faces lawsuit in US

Did tech giant Cognizant skirt the law around H1-B visas in the United States? Find out why the company is facing a lawsuit under the false claims act&nbsp;

Cognizant faces visa fraud claims

Allegedly Cognizan&nbsp;misuses business visas for work that required employees to get the more expensive and harder to get H-1B work permits.

Tech Giant Cognizant is facing heat in the United States as case has been filed under False Claims Act (FCA) alleging that that Cognizant might have underpaid for visa costs for its foreign employees. Cognizant that was hoping to get the suit dismissed faced a setback when the a district judge in New Jersey not only refused to dismiss the case but observed the misuse of the cheaper visas by the company.&nbsp;
As per ET the judge while refusing to dismiss the case stated in the order that &ldquo;By paying for L-1 and B-1 visas but directing its employees to perform work that required the more expensive&nbsp;H-1B visa, Cognizant decreased&mdash;and made false statements material to&mdash;its obligation to pay money to the government.&rdquo; The claim against Cognizant is that it allegedly&nbsp;sends&nbsp;workers to the United States using business or intra-company visas, instead of through the more expensive and harder to get H-1B work permits.

Big bets coming in for Tech Mahindra as it clocks in the highest ever quarterly revenue and profits. Profit was up 25% while constant currency revenue growth was up almost 4%, the highest in over 6 quarters.&nbsp;Brokerages are betting bigger on the stock,&nbsp;CLSA&nbsp;has raised FY22/ FY23 EPS estimates by 3% each. The broking house says the risk-reward is favourable given a relatively inexpensive valuation. They retain a BUY rating and raise target price from Rs1,300 to Rs1,380.&nbsp;Tech Mahindra&nbsp;is currently trading at a fresh 52-week high.&nbsp;

Tech Mahindra: Brokerage raise bets as profit and revenues hit record high

Buzzing Stock Alert

CLSA raises earnings estimates over the next two financial years.&nbsp;

Big bets coming in for Tech Mahindra as it clocks in the highest ever quarterly revenue and profits. Profit was up 25% while constant currency revenue growth was up almost 4%, the highest in over 6 quarters.&nbsp; Brokerages are betting bigger on the stock,&nbsp;CLSA&nbsp;has raised FY22/ FY23 EPS estimates by 3% each. The broking house says the risk-reward is favourable given a relatively inexpensive valuation. They retain a BUY rating and raise target price from Rs1,300 to Rs1,380.&nbsp; Tech Mahindra&nbsp;is currently trading at a fresh 52-week high.&nbsp;

The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee has reportedly voted in favour of a bill that could break up big tech firms.

Reports: US Senate votes in favour of bill that could break up Big Tech

The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee has reportedly voted in favour of a bill that would require big tech firms to choose between running a platform and competing on it. The vote completed two days of voting on four bills that are aimed at reining in the power of tech companies in the US. It's worth noting that there has been opposition from both lawmakers and the US Chamber of Commerce against the measures.

According to reports, a bipartisan group of US lawmakers have introduced four bills that aim to check the power of tech giants in the US.

Reports: US lawmakers introduce bills to rein in the power of Big Tech

According to reports, a bipartisan group of US lawmakers have introduced four bills that aim to check the power of tech giants in the US. While two bills address the issue of the potential monopolies these large companies employ, another bill would essentially force tech giants to sell assets and be broken up. Reports say the US Chamber of Commerce "strongly opposes" the approach of these bills, saying that they could be ruled unconstitutional.

Kannada popped up in the results for a Google search with the keywords "ugliest language in India", sparking a massive outrage on Thursday.
The Karnataka government said it will issue a legal notice to the search engine.
Karnataka Minister for Kannada, Culture and Forest, Aravind Limbavali took to Twitter to express his outrage and demanded an apology from Google. He added that the Kannada language has been the pride of Kannadigas through the ages.
Former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy too denounced Google in a series of tweets and sought to know why Google "behaves in an irresponsible manner" in terms of the language.
With people expressing their indignation over the gaffe and leaders slamming Google, the tech giant quickly fixed it and apologised to the people saying the search result did not reflect its opinion.

Google sorry for showing Kannada as 'ugliest' language, removes it after outrage

Google apologizes for 'Kannada language' gaffe&nbsp;
Google search results showed Kannada as the ugliest language
Massive outrage in Karnataka over Google search results
Karnataka&nbsp;govt said will send legal notice to Google
K'taka&nbsp;min outraged, said language&nbsp;Kannadigas'pride
Google fixed gaffe, says results do not reflect its opinion

Kannada popped up in the results for a Google search with the keywords "ugliest language in India", sparking a massive outrage on Thursday.
The Karnataka government said it will issue a legal notice to the search engine.
Karnataka Minister for Kannada, Culture and Forest, Aravind Limbavali took to Twitter to express his outrage and demanded an apology from Google. He added that the Kannada language has been the pride of Kannadigas through the ages.
Former Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy too denounced Google in a series of tweets and sought to know why Google "behaves in an irresponsible manner" in terms of the language.
With people expressing their indignation over the gaffe and leaders slamming Google, the tech giant quickly fixed it and apologised to the people saying the search result did not reflect its opinion.

India's largest I.T. company TCS&nbsp;has announced a salary hike for it's&nbsp;4.7-lakh&nbsp;employees. TCS&nbsp;staff will see their annual pay rise by a total of 12-14%. which is substantially higher than the historical 6-8%.&nbsp;
This is the company&rsquo;s second salary increment within six months. The previous one was announced at the end of the second quarter, effective October 1.
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TCS leads the tech majors, announces salary hikes for coming year 

TCS&nbsp;hands out increments to it's 4.7 lakh&nbsp;employees, raises salaries by 12-14% for the coming fiscal year.&nbsp;

India's largest I.T. company TCS&nbsp;has announced a salary hike for it's&nbsp;4.7-lakh&nbsp;employees. TCS&nbsp;staff will see their annual pay rise by a total of 12-14%. which is substantially higher than the historical 6-8%.&nbsp;
This is the company&rsquo;s second salary increment within six months. The previous one was announced at the end of the second quarter, effective October 1.

India's largest I.T. company TCS&nbsp;has announced a salary hike for it's&nbsp;4.7-lakh&nbsp;employees. TCS&nbsp;staff will see their annual pay rise by a total of 12-14%. which is substantially higher than the historical 6-8%.&nbsp;
This is the company&rsquo;s second salary increment within six months. The previous one was announced at the end of the second quarter, effective October 1.
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Internet and technology companies have reportedly threatened to leave Pakistan after the government granted blanket powers to authorities to censor digital content.
The Asia Internet Coalition, which represents tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Twitter, said it was "alarmed by the scope of Pakistan's new law targeting internet companies.&rdquo;
The new rules reportedly require social media firms to provide 'any information or data in decrypted, readable and comprehensible format'.

Tech giants threaten to leave Pakistan over new censorship rules

Tech giants like Google, Facebook&nbsp;have threatened to exit Pakistan after the govt's new stringent censorship rules&nbsp;

Tech giants threaten to leave Pak, after censorship laws
Social media giants concerned over new censorship rules
Coalition of Google, FB, Twitter 'alarmed' by Pak's new law
Tech firms told to give any data as required, under new rules

Internet and technology companies have reportedly threatened to leave Pakistan after the government granted blanket powers to authorities to censor digital content.
The Asia Internet Coalition, which represents tech giants such as Google, Facebook and Twitter, said it was "alarmed by the scope of Pakistan's new law targeting internet companies.&rdquo;
The new rules reportedly require social media firms to provide 'any information or data in decrypted, readable and comprehensible format'.

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