"The Ministry of Home Affairs announced it had sent the tech giants Implementation Directives that require them to prevent accounts and group chats from displaying names which spoof "gov.sg" or Singapore Government agencies and also filter such messages. A second measure requires Google and Apple to "Ensure the profile names of unknown senders are not displayed or are displayed less prominently than their phone numbers. This would help users better identify and be wary of unknown senders.""
"India's minister for science and technology Dr. Jitendra Singh last week said the nation must try to spark a commercial plane-making industry. Speaking at an event at which he reviewed progress on the made-in-India 19-seat SARAS Mk-2, Singh said that plane "is only the beginning, as India must now look ahead to conceiving and building larger aircraft ... to meet its growing aviation needs." Singh said building bigger planes is a project "for the long run.""
Singapore's Ministry of Home Affairs issued Implementation Directives requiring Google and Apple to prevent account and group-chat names that spoof "gov.sg" or Singapore government agencies and to filter such messages. The Directives also require profile names of unknown senders to be hidden or displayed less prominently than phone numbers to help users identify unknown senders, and they carry fines up to S$1 million plus S$100,000 per day for noncompliance. India aims to develop a commercial plane-making industry, using the 19-seat SARAS Mk-2 as an initial step and planning larger aircraft over the long run. South Korean authorities indicted 19 people over a datacenter fire that caused outages, alleging negligence in insulation and power shutdowns. Authorities are also investigating a leak of over 30 million customer records from e-tailer Coupang.
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