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Pakistan's top cleric says use of VPNs is against Islamic laws
Pakistans top body of clerics has ruled that the use of virtual private networks (VPNs) violates Islamic law, officials announced on Monday. The decision comes as the Ministry of Interior has moved to ban VPN services, which are commonly used to bypass censorship in countries with strict internet...
Exoskeleton enables paralyzed to walk and regain independence
Advancements in technology are transforming mobility aids for individuals with disabilities, offering new possibilities for independence. One such innovation is the WalkON Suit F1, a wearable exoskeleton developed by KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), designed specifically...
North Korea jams GPS signals, disrupting ships civilian flights
For the second consecutive day on Saturday, North Korea conducted GPS jamming attacks, impacting several ships and dozens of civilian aircraft, according to South Koreas Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS), according to Korean news agency Yonhap. The attacks, originating from North Koreas Haeju and...
No escape: Dubai police crack down on distracted driving, even behind tinted windows
Distracted driving, particularly the use of mobile phones, remains a significant threat to road safety. Dubai Police is taking a proactive approach to combat this issue, employing advanced technology to detect and penalize offenders, regardless of tinted windows. Major General Saif Muhair Al...
Students union elections must be held every year to create leadership: Sarjis
Sarjis Alam, general secretary of July Memorial Foundation on Friday said universities cant be a place for practicing politics and students union election must be held instead of partisan politics. He said, We will create our representatives, not leaders. In the last 16 years, whenever someone...
Young generation will lead Bangladesh: Nahid Islam
Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Adviser Md Nahid Islam on Friday said the young generation will lead Bangladesh in all aspects, reports BSS. Young people have shown Bangladesh a new way . . . they will lead Bangladesh in all aspects, he said. Nahid Islam, also Adviser of...
YouTube Shorts makes new experiment
As part of a new experiment, YouTube is testing a new Shorts interface that replaces the Dislike (thumbs down) button with save. According to a recent report by Android Authority, the Google owned video sharing platform, users who are part of the limited test will no longer see the Dislike...