India

Yesterday, the Ministry for Electronics and Information Technology announced the ban of 59 Chinese apps, stating that these apps were prejudicial to India's sovereignty and integrity, its defense, and the security of the state and public order.

Twitter announced that it is testing Fleets, self-disappearing stories that vanish after 24 hours, in India. Fleets are similar to Instagram or Facebook Stories and cannot be retweeted or liked.

This week’s stories feature a developer who created a neural network that talks to people instead of him, a fan-made remake of ‘Back to the Future,’ and a bulldog delivering cookies to neighbors to feel less lonely.

Sometimes, you find it challenging to keep up with things that are happening around us, especially now when we are all stuck at home self-isolating. That is why we’ve prepared the top twelve pieces of news of the week to keep you posted.

In this article, we’ve gathered the most entertaining news of February for you, so read, enjoy, and prepare to be surprised.

Google decided to close the Station program that allowed free Wi-Fi in public places around the world due to the lack of a sustainable business model to continue the development of the project.

TikTok, an app owned by the world’s most valued startup Bytedance, which is working with a number of content creators and firms in India, populates the platform with educational videos.