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Paul Walker’s daughter honors late father in adoring Instagram tribute

Meadow Walker paid tribute to her late father, actor Paul Walker, in an Instagram post this weekend, mere weeks before date what would have been his forty sixth birthday.

On Saturday, the younger Walker posted a picture of her father smiling aboard a pig in water underneath a sky full of sunshine. She captioned the image “thinking of you xx.”

A few co-stars of the “Fast & Furious” actor commented on the post, with Jordana Brewster sending love and Tyrese Gibson remarking that he’d never seen that picture of his friend before.

Meadow, 20, has posted solely a couple of pictures of her father on her Instagram account since he died in 2013. The actor was riding in a Porsche Carrera GT once it crashed into a light pole and burst into flames; the ensuing traumatic and thermal injuries caused his death.

Pakistan complains to Twitter, Facebook over suspension of pro-Kashmir accounts

After Twitter and Facebook suspended dozens of pro-Kashmir accounts for the asking of the Indian government, Pakistan has said it’ll take up the problem with the social media platforms.

After social media platforms Twitter and Facebook suspended dozens of pro-Kashmir accounts for the asking of the Indian government, Pakistan Army representative Major General Asif Ghafoor has set to take the matter up with the social media sites, demanding the resumption of social media handles that post in support of Kashmir.

This was discovered through the private Twitter account of Director General (DG) Inter-Services public relations (ISPR) Ghafoor. He said that the authorities are going to be taking the matter up with Facebook and Twitter.

In his tweet, Asif Ghafoor suspect Indian regional headquarter workers of the social media platforms as the reason why the accounts have been suspended.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘keep making mistakes’ with Instagram account.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been accused of repeatedly making grammatical mistakes on their Instagram page, particularly with the use of apostrophes, claims Royal expert Melanie Bromley.

Speaking to E! News, Ms. Bromley claimed Meghan Markle was “dangerously” slipping into her old life habits and should watch out with how she influences people. The Royal expert also disclosed that a website has been pointing out all the grammatical mistakes the Duchess of Sussex and her husband prince Harry have been making in their Instagram captions whenever they post.

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Facebook changes its terms and clarify its use of information for consumers following discussions with the European Commission and consumer authorities.

Today, the European Commission and consumer protection authorities have welcomed Facebook’s updated terms and services. They currently clearly explain how the corporate uses its users’ information to develop profiling activities and target advertising to finance their company.

The new terms detail what services, Facebook sells to 3rd parties that are based on the employment of their user’s information, how consumers can close their accounts and under what reasons accounts can be disabled. These developments come after exchanges, which aimed at getting full disclosure of Facebook’s business model in a comprehensive and plain language to users.

Vera Jourová, Commissioner for Justice, consumers and Gender Equality welcomed the agreement: “Today Facebook finally shows commitment to more transparency and simple language in its terms of use. A corporation that wants to restore consumers trust after the Facebook/ Cambridge Analytica scandal should not hide behind complicated, legalistic jargon on how it’s making billions on people’s information. Now, users can clearly understand that their information is used by the social network to sell targeted ads. By joining forces, the consumer authorities and the European Commission, stand up for the rights of EU consumers.”

Advertisers respond to Instagram suicide link revelations.

Advertisers and brands have been singled out by a BBC News investigation, which discovered they had been appearing alongside Instagram posts promoting suicide and self-harm.

In a statement the ISBA deplored such associations and demanded that an independent, business funded body be established to certify content appropriate for advertising.

It said: “As responsible advertisers, our members would never prefer to be related to such material and having spoken to the brands highlighted in the BBC piece, they’re keen to understand how this has happened and what they can do to prevent it.

150 people protest at Roundhouse as police Facebook scandal fallout continues.

“Off the streets! Off the streets!”

Those words echoed off the walls of Philadelphia police headquarters on Friday afternoon as over a hundred and fifty people gathered in front of the building, popularly known as the Roundhouse, to protest alleged police Facebook posts.
Demonstrators called for the benching, if not firing, of about 330 active city cops recently accused of making racist or otherwise offensive posts.

The protest, organized by Solomon Jones, a WURD radio host who also writes opinion columns that appear in the inquirer, featured remarks from a range of community members and public officials, as well as Jones; the Rev. Greg Holston, executive director of the interfaith community group Power; recently acquitted inmate Hassan Bennett; longtime local activist Asa Khalif; and State Rep. Stephen Kinsey (D., Phila.).