Beyond India: Tech Giants Raise Concerns Against "Ghost Protocol" & IKEA Launches App Stay tuned to get every day updates in 60 seconds

By Bhavya Kaushal May 30, 2019

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Apple, Google and WhatsApp condemn the so-called ghost protocol proposal. The tech giants voiced their concerns against the U.K. cybersecurity agency's idea to eavesdrop on encrypted messages.

IKEA is endeavouring to provide comfort to customers. It is launching an app for customers to shop remotely lessening the need for them to visit stores.

After Theresa May resigned following the Brexit chaos. All eyes are now on who will be the next Prime Minister of one of the most powerful economies of the world?

Goya might be gone soon. Latin American giant has hired Goldman Sachs to weigh options including the sale of the 83-year-old company.

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Bhavya Kaushal

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I am a work-in-progress writer and human being. An English graduate from Delhi University, writing is my passion and currently, I was Entrepreneur India's start-up reporter. I love covering start-ups and weaving their stories into unforgettable tales with the power of ink!

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