The government of Pakistan has lifted the ban on social networking websites, we have confirmed. Earlier yesterday, Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA) had banned over a dozen social networking websites hours after law enforcement agencies started the Faizabad Operation.
Telenor Youth Forum(TYF) is inviting youth from Telenor Group’s markets in the Nordic region, Europe and Asia, to share their perspectives and ideas on...
Interior Ministry has reported to Islamabad High Court that Facebook administration has been blocking illegal blasphemous content on Pakistan’s request and 85 per cent...
Facebook has globally rolled out the ‘Messenger Day’ feature for iOS and Android users. Along with that it is also released for desktop messaging...
Social media giant Facebook has agreed to send a delegation to Pakistan for talks with Pakistani officials over blasphemy issue after the government threatened to...
A while back WhatsApp introduced SnapChat like WhatsApp status feature. The feature met with quite a lot of criticism specially from the users who...
The government of Pakistan might put a ban on Facebook over blasphemous content being circulated on various Facebook Pages. A petition has already been submitted in Islamabad High Court to ban the giant social networking website. According to the petition submitted at IHC today, a plea has been made to temporarily block Facebook till the blasphemous is removed fully.
