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Meher

@_meher
9 posts
2021-06-02
Last week, dramatic images of a police raid at Twitter's offices in Delhi were splashed across the local news. @NilChristopher and I take a look at how the platform went from Modi's favorite to caught in the crosshairs https://restofworld.org/...
2021-06-02 View on X
Rest of World

How Twitter, which partnered with India's BJP on an e-governance tool, ended up in BJP's crosshairs as the party went on the defensive against online criticism

by @NilChristopher & @_meher

2021-05-13
This piece by @soniafaleiro brings so much context to the chaos and inaction we're seeing out of India right now, an indictment of Modi's misinformation playbook, its effects destroying the country from the inside out https://restofworld.org/...
2021-05-13 View on X
Rest of World

An in-depth look at how a team of fact-checkers at Alt News in India is struggling against misinformation spread by the ruling BJP party on Facebook services

Sonia Faleiro / Rest of World : Tweets: @dlberes , @restofworld , @mirakamdar , @restofworld , and @prempanicker See also Mediagazer Tweets: @dlberes : “In the U.S., misinformatio...

2021-04-24
Read @NilChristopher's report on how ordinary Indians are stepping in to create online resources for desperate patients during the country's worst public health crisis in years https://restofworld.org/...
2021-04-24 View on X
Rest of World

As COVID surges in India, online crowdsourcing and social media have become essential for sharing critical public health information, like ICU bed availability

With little state resources, citizen-led online initiatives are helping people find everything from oxygen to ICU beds. Tweets: @lmatsakis , @restofworld , @nilchristopher , @_mehe...

2021-03-10
It's undeniable that Israel's reputation for exporting hacking software to unsavory regimes has done more for the country's diplomatic standing than any peace accords. But what about the young Israelis being fed into the IDF-to-surveillance pipeline? https://restofworld.org/...
2021-03-10 View on X
Rest of World

A look at Unit 8200, an elite intelligence unit within the Israeli Defense Forces and a pipeline for the country's sprawling network of cybersecurity startups

The country's hacking software is recognized the world over.  Not everyone thinks it's a good thing. Tweets: @restofworld , @leomschwartz , @cengizyar , @restofworld , and @_meher ...

2021-02-20
Koo was founded as a local-language social media platform for Indian users (a great idea!) but overnight, it's become a Hindu-nationalist alternative to Twitter. @NilChristopher asks the founder what he makes of his sudden success with India's far right: https://restofworld.org/...
2021-02-20 View on X
Rest of World

Interview with founder of Koo, a microblogging service for regional language speakers in India that recently passed 3M users, fueled in large part by Modi's BJP

Aprameya Radhakrishna made Koo for local-language speakers.  Overnight, Hindu nationalists drove its success.  —  • BANGALORE, INDIA Tweets: @marklittlenews , @restofworld , @anupk...

2021-02-09
How many of the apps that are booming in pandemic times are built on the assumption that the gig worker at the bottom will eat the cost for their success? “Grab doesn't care about the drivers. It's like throwing a lemon away after squeezing it” https://restofworld.org/...
2021-02-09 View on X
Rest of World

The possible Grab-Gojek merger has alarmed SE Asian labor groups, who fear the merger will provide little incentive to improve the working conditions of drivers

Rest of World : Tweets: @ozmarshall , @_meher , and @findingsen Tweets: Marshall Hughes / @ozmarshall : The most likely source of reform in the #gigeconomy is customer activism, a...

2020-01-26
Facial recognition is everywhere, it's kind of scary, but also I compulsively do face filter apps and so do you. Anyway, here's everything you might want to know about it feat. @adrianchen and @chrisoutcalt https://story.californiasunday.com/ ...
2020-01-26 View on X
The California Sunday Magazine

An in-depth look at facial recognition technology, with a primer on how it works, who is using it in the US, and how to avoid it online and in public

The controversial and nearly ever-present technology that could replace the fingerprint  —  From iPhones and Snapchat filters …

2020-01-25
Facial recognition is everywhere, it's kind of scary, but also I compulsively do face filter apps and so do you. Anyway, here's everything you might want to know about it feat. @adrianchen and @chrisoutcalt https://story.californiasunday.com/ ...
2020-01-25 View on X
The California Sunday Magazine

An in-depth look at facial recognition technology, with a primer on how it works, who is using it in the US, and how to avoid it online and in public

The controversial and nearly ever-present technology that could replace the fingerprint  —  From iPhones and Snapchat filters … Tweets: @calsunday , @joejerome , @calsunday , @cals...

Facial recognition is everywhere, it's kind of scary, but also I compulsively do face filter apps and so do you. Anyway, here's everything you might want to know about it feat. @adrianchen and @chrisoutcalt https://story.californiasunday.com/ ...
2020-01-25 View on X
New York Times

Laws that ban facial recognition miss the larger point: we need laws on all tech used for identification and to decide how much of our data should be surveilled

The whole point of modern surveillance is to treat people differently, and facial recognition technologies are only a small part of that.