We are not responsible for the coming of Pakistan flag on search of toilet paper - GOOGLE

On Tuesday, Google said that there was no evidence that Pakistani flag was visible on the search of 'Best Toilet Paper in the World' on its search engine. The company spokesperson said, "The investigation is still on the issue, but so far no such evidence has been found, in which the photograph of the Pakistani flag instead of the toilet paper on Google is being shown. Media reports and many people's social media accounts It was revealed through this that on February 14, after the Pulwama attack in Jammu and Kashmir, the Pakistani flag was showing as the toilet paper was written on Google.

Search is based on ranking photo

Many people had uploaded the search result screen shots on social media sites. These social media sites include Twitter, Instagram and Fosbok. #Besttoiletpaperintheworld was doing tremendous trends on Twitter.

A Google spokeswoman said, "Since the news has been viral since then, the rankings of all those images are being examined, in fact the result of the Google search comes on the basis of the ranking of billions of keywords. Popularity is fixed on 200 reasons. "

This is not possible for Google employees

This is not the first time that such things are coming out in the Google search result. Earlier, on finding words like "Peku", "Pappu" and "Idiot", photos of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Congress President Rahul Gandhi and US President Donald Trump were searched. At the same time, searching the beggar word was the image of Pakistan's Imam Khan Khan.

When US President Donald Trump was coming to search the photo idiot, then the US Senator sought the response from Google CEO Sundar Pichai. Then Pichai made it clear that it is not possible for Google or Google employees to manipulate Google search results. They said that search results are given from algorithms, not Google employees.

Whatsapp / did not come now, the dictation feature, but you can still type this by saying the message.

A few days ago, there was a news in the media that there has been a dictation feature on Whatsapp, with the help of which only the message can be typed. However, this kind of feature is already present in Apple's Siri and Google's Google Assistant, but it has been claimed that the dictation feature is now in-built in Whatsapp. However, such features have not been released by WhatsApp  App

According to the news of Financial Express, Whatsapp has not rolled out the dictation feature. Indeed, many media websites have claimed that the Whatsapp apparatus version 2.19.11 has rolled out the dictation feature and now the message will be typed.


Did not report this in the explanation of Whatsapp
Whatsapp has released a new update for iOS last week, which is version 2.19.11 only. In the description of this version, Whatsapp has not given the details of the dictation feature. If Whatsapps inbuilt this feature, then it must have been aware of version descriptions.


Android and iOS keyboard only have dictation feature
Android's G-board keyboard already has a dictation feature, through which any message can be typed. These keyboards not only support Whatsapp but also on all types of apps. In the same way, there is a dictation feature in the key board of the iOS device, which supports all applications.

Parties are misusing our platform before elections: Whatsapp

Surrounded by accusations of spreading the news, Whatsapp has claimed that before the Lok Sabha elections, political parties of India are misusing this platform. Social media platform warns that those who do this will be banned. Voicesapp's communications chief Karl Woogh refused to reveal the names of political parties abusing while making this claim. Nor did it tell how misuse is happening.

Not using the Whatsapp appropriately

"The way many political parties are using Whatsapp like this should not be done," said communications chief Karl Wooge, in conversation with reporters on Wednesday, "Whatsapp is being misused. We are working. '
"We have told the political parties firmly that Whatsapp is neither a broadcast platform nor a medium to send messages, we will close the accounts of automatic robotic behavior, even if it has any motive. Whatsapp is just for private communication. '
Elections in April-May, before it proposed amendment in IT law
It is to be mentioned that in the April and May of the Lok Sabha elections, elections will be held. The government has warned social media platforms that strict action will be taken to try to mislead the country's election process. The Government has recently proposed to amend the Information Technology Act. Under this, tools will be set up to identify and prevent illegal content, online platforms and illegal content.


India can leave WhatsApp if new rules come

If the rules proposed by the government for social media companies doing business in India then there will be a threat to the present form of Whatsapp. Giving this information on Wednesday, a top executive of the company did not deny the possibility of the company leaving India. There are 20 million users of Whatsapp in India. It is the world's largest market for the company. The company has a total of 1.5 billion users worldwide.

Facebook added more than 500 million users in 3 Years | SOCIAL | LATEST TECH

SOCIAL | Facebook has recently claimed in its annual report that the number of users worldwide has increased to 232 million, but the number of duplicate accounts on the platform has also increased three times in the last three years. According to the company, the number of duplicate accounts on its platform has increased to more than 25 crores in three years, which is 11% of its monthly active users (MAU), while in 2015 the figure was just 5%.

More than 500 million users in three years

Year 2018 for Facebook has been one of the worst years. This year, the company had to face such issues as data leaks, but despite all this, the number of Facebook users has increased. According to a Facebook report, the number of users in the company was 159 million in 2015, which increased to 232 million in 2018. That is, the company added more than 500 million users in three years.

11% duplicate account on Facebook

Indeed, if a user logs in at least once in a month on Facebook, it is called Monthly Active User (MAU). 11% of Facebook's 232 million MAUs are duplicate accounts. According to the company, an account created by a user other than his main account is called a duplicate account.
These accounts are divided into two categories. First, those businesses are usually made on behalf of an organization. These include accounts using Facebook page. Second, such accounts which are completely fraudulent and which are made for any purpose. Such accounts are like spam on Facebook and violate the platform's terms and conditions.

Daily Active users increased by 9% compared to 2017

According to Facebook, the number of daily active users worldwide has also increased. Facebook said its number of Daily Active Users in 2017 was 140 million, which increased 9 percent in 2018 to 152 million. According to Facebook, countries such as India, Indonesia and the Philippines have an important role in increasing the number of Daily Active Users.