Javed Anwer

Losing access to the Indian market may not turn out to be a big deal for Twitter.

For years, Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook turned a blind eye to everything the ultra-right and Trumpists did on the platform. All in the name of free speech.

While the world is balancing privacy and public health even in this difficult time, the Indian government's Aarogya Setu app is emulating Chinese government's all-controlling, all-tracking system.

The country lives from moment to moment, without forming a memory, without contemplating the past or the future.

News flash: Conversation, as we know it, is dead and there is nothing we can do about it. The culprit through, is someone we all love and adore.

Much has been theorised about how big tech and social media have disrupted societies across the world. The aftermath of Pulwama is this theory demonstrated in practice.

Interactive videos may turn out to be mindless fun and good entertainment, but they may also enable a kind of dystopia that will go beyond even the ones imagined in sci-fi novels.

The internet remembers every click we make and then uses the information to define you and me.

The interactivity offered by this episode of 'Black Mirror' on Netflix is overbearing.

The problem is that our belief in the goodness of technology blindsided us to the devil inside us humans.