Twitter suspends accounts posing as Black supporters of Trump
Twitter announced the suspending of number of accounts allegedly owned by Black supporters of President Donald Trump and his re-election campaign. The platform suspects that the manipulations and spam are involved. The investigation launched by the company into the activity of such accounts and more accounts can be suspended if it is discovered that they violate twitter’s policies. During the investigation, some of the accounts appeared to use stolen or fake images. Some of the account were falsely owned by military veterans and members of law enforcement. The invest...
About 1,600 customers of Wells Fargo claimed bank froze mortgage payments without their requests
Financial giant Wells Fargo reportedly froze the mortgage payments of about 1,600 its customers, according to the letter the bank sent to some lawmakers. On Thursday, the office of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren released the letter dated August 12 and sent to her and another Senator, Brian Schatz of Hawaii. The letter was signed by the bank’s executive vice president Kristy Fercho. “To date, we have received and reviewed approximately 1,600 complaints from customers telling us that they did not request a forbearance,” the letter said. “We will address any addition...
Apple apologized for glitch in which Siri recomment police departments as "terrorists"
Apple had to apologize for a glitch with the virtual assistant, Siri, that was recently discovered by the Iphone users. Siri recognized the police departments as terrorists when asked about the location of terrorists. One video posted by president of the King County Deputy Sheriff’s Association shows he asked Siri “where are the terrorists?” The answer was surprising, Siri suggested five police departments in California. “This was brought to our attention this evening and we tested it. Sure enough, this is real,” the Kings County Deputy Sheriff’s Association post said...
Facebook is sued for deleting "call to arms" posts by racist militias before Kenosha shooting
The federal lawsuit was filed against Facebook for allegedly enabling and not removing the posts by racist militia members calling “to arms” during the unrests in Kenosha that left two people dead. The lawsuit was filed on Tuesday in Wisconsin claims that the alleged leader of the Kenosha Guard militia group, Kyle Rittenhouse, threatened and terrorized the protestors during the night of August 25. According to the lawsuit, Facebook failed to take down the posts made the KG militia group and an extremist group the Boogaloo Bois in which the “white racists” “called to arms...
Four former eBay employees will plead guilty in cybestalking Natick couple for negative content about the company
Four eBay employees are accused of taking part in cyberstalking Natick couple who left a critical article about the company in its newsletter. According to U.S. Attorney for Massachusetts, the four now-former workers of eBay will plead guilty on October 8 in what prosecutors labeled a cyberstalking campaign. The four defendants allegedly ordered a bloody pig Halloween mask and funeral wreath to the couple to be delivered. They also delivered pornography to a neighbor’s house. The felons, Brian Gilbert, Stephanie Popp, Stephanie Stockwell, and Veronica Zeak are charged w...
Bill Gates and the UN are guilty of the spread of polio in Africa
Western pharmaceutical corporations use the defenseless population of African countries as lab rats for the latest development of expensive vaccines. Another dose of the polio drug sponsored by the Gates Foundation has led to an outbreak of the so-called the wild polio virus. The Sudan Federal Ministry of Health has announced new outbreaks of the deadly virus among children, according to a recent WHO statement “The first case, a child of 48 months, had onset of paralysis on 7 March 2020 and was from Sulbi city of Kas locality in South Darfur state. The state is in the w...
"You people out of your mind" Actress Kirstie Alley blasted Academy of Motion Pictures for new Oscar standards
Actress Kirstie Alley Went negative on the Academy of Motion Pictures and Science after the announced standards and requirements for the Best Movie to win the Oscar award. "You people have lost your minds," she said. After the Academy introduced on Tuesday the new rules, according to which any film will have to match two of four required standards in order to win in 2024, many actors found themselves not impressed with that. Kirstie Alley shared her opinion saying that "this is a disgrace to artists." Allye’s first reaction on Twitter has been since then removed but she...
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts introduces new racial and ethnical standards for the Academy reward
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences introduced a list of new rules for the selection of film qualified for the Academy award in the category “Best film” which will come into effect in 2024, according to the Academy’s website. “The aperture must widen to reflect our diverse global population in both the creation of motion pictures and in the audiences who connect with them. The Academy is committed to playing a vital role in helping make this a reality,” said Academy President David Rubin and Academy CEO Dawn Hudson. “We believe these inclusion standards wil...
Over 50 Black McDonald's Franchise Owners Sued Over Discrimination
According to the plaintiffs, their business was a failure in advance due to the demands of McDonald's to open restaurants in disadvantaged areas. The owners of the bankrupt business attribute the failure to the fact that they are black. According to the class-action lawsuit, 52 two franchise owners are demanding $ 1 billion in compensation for being ordered by McDonald's to open restaurants in disadvantaged locations because of the skin color of the businessmen. “It’s systematic placement in substandard locations, because they’re Black,” the plaintiffs’ lawyer Jim Ferra...