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Ihsan denies claims of e-voting in 'Maldives 2.0' digitalisation

Maldives 2.0 initiative, launched on Friday, is intended to digitise government services and integrate public service delivery into a single platform.

President defends digitalisation amid opposition criticism

As part of the Maldives 2.0 project, all public services across the country will be unified into a single platform.

President defines anti-graft as key objective of digitalisation

The President emphasised that digitalisation could fight corruption through enhanced transparency.

1/3 of govt employees to work remotely by 2028

He urged government employees and institutions to embrace the project collectively.

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Snapchat kicks few children off app in Britain

Snapchat accounted for 43% of cases in which social media was used to distribute indecent images of children.

Internet companies report biggest-ever denial of service

All three companies said the supersized attacks were enabled by a weakness in HTTP/2 - a newer version of the HTTP network protocol that underpins the 'WWW'.

12 October 2023

E-Faas: MVR 900K paid to Israeli company

“This is the amount that is currently expected to run annually,” said Mohammed Shareef, State Minister for Technology.

15 October 2023

MMA says efforts on to launch digital Rufiyaa

Imad said 94% of the money used in the country is digitally used.

Snapchat's AI chatbot may pose privacy risk to children, says UK

Social media platforms, including Snapchat, require users to be 13 or over, but have had mixed success in keeping children off their platforms.

Crypto is dead: long live crypto!

History shows that for privately issued currencies to attain critical mass it has typically required more than just the availability of viable alternatives.

Warning over scam messages in PPM's name

Such spam links allow hackers to gain personal information and money, as well as passwords that are saved in the device.

28 October 2023

Legal amendments needed for online crime, PG says

Naufal said the evidence is difficult to obtain from foreign service providers because Maldives is not a party to the Budapest Convention on Cyber Crime.