 Sisi ratifies law to monitor social mediaEgypt's President ratifies law granting authorities the right to monitor social media users in the country. Egypt tightens control of the internetEgyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi signs new law tightening the government's control of the internet. Poll: Most haredi rabbis in Israel use the internetIsraeli poll finds that most haredi rabbis use the internet, own a computer, and use a computer to prepare Torah classes. Russian submarines lurk near underwater cables powering internetUS concerned Kremlin developing new information warfare front. Will Trump change America's relationship with internet privacy?Will the Cambridge Analytica scandal encourage President Trump to act? Muslim Anti-Semitism on the German InternetAuthorities have tried to keep statistical data and other information about anti-Semitic attitudes among Muslim immigrants and their descendants out of the limelight. The future is coming - get connectedCEO of Gilat Telecom presents the Israeli company providing internet connectivity to millions of people across the Middle East and Africa. Neo-Nazi Daily Stormer site, forced offline, heads to dark webAnti-Semitic racist site moves to seedy deep web after losing domain rights over article blasting ramming attack victim. Neo-Nazi site Daily Stormer kicked off GoDaddy domain platformNeo-Nazi site loses domain rights after article smearing victim of ramming attack at racist white supremacist rally. Verizon signs $25 million with Israeli firm for 4k videoIsraeli company Quilt's software to provide higher quality online videos with reduced bandwidth usage for over 100 million US customers. Shaked: Government needs to take the reinsGov't backs bill allowing closure of criminal, terrorist websites. 'The internet is a no-man's land, time for the gov't to take the reins.' Report: 30% of first graders use smartphones unsupervisedEducation Ministry holds meeting to discuss solutions for students' access to unfiltered internet. How connected are haredim to the internet?New study reveals half of haredi population is connected to the internet, more than a fifth half internet-capable smartphones. Watered down clean internet bill passes first readingBill that would have required ISPs in Israel to block inappropriate websites passes first reading in the Knesset.Clean internet bill won't be promotedCommunications Ministry opposed to MK Mualem's law to ensure cleaner internet, asks that it be watered down. Bill to ensure cleaner internet passes first hurdleLegislation requiring ISPs to filter out inappropriate internet content appears to enjoy strong backing. Law to ensure cleaner internetKnesset to vote on law requiring companies to provide access to clean sites only, unless clients specifically request otherwise. 4 violent posts per minute on social mediaOut of 24,000 online posts by youth every day, around 6,000 are of a 'violent' nature. Will the internet make you a couch potato? Surprisingly, not.In surprising finding, new study shows spending time on the internet doesn't mean doing less physical activity. How many haredim actually use the internet?Given the efforts by haredi leaders to clamp down on the use of computers and the internet, how widespread is internet usage among haredim? Delivering internet with a drone?Facebook hopes solar-powered drones will bring WiFi internet to even the most remote locations. Own an iPhone? No Aliyah to the Torah for you!Jerusalem rabbi issues religious ruling barring people who possess smartphones with unfiltered internet access from Torah readings. Are haredim embracing the internet revolution?New research reveals the mysterious world of haredi internet users - what do they do online, and how does it influence them? Dubai authorities release fatwa against stealing WiFiDubai's Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department says it's against Islamic law to use neighbor's WiFi without permission. Israel to tax global online companiesTax Authority to charge VAT on local sales by international-based online firms such as Google and Facebook. Fair, or bad for business? Likud MK seeks to restrict access to 'inappropriate' websitesInternet providers will filter access to harmful content unless the subscriber provides proof of age. Poll: Israeli Teens Seek Jobs in High-TechMore than a quarter of Israeli teens see a future for themselves in the high-tech sector, a poll shows. ISIS Bans Private Internet in its 'Capital'Islamic State only allows internet at monitored cafes, to create 'news blackout' on what's happening in Raqa and prevent defectors. Expert: 'Smartphone Culture' Killing Kids' Personalities'Smartphone culture' hindering children from learning building blocks of communication, psychologist Dr. Michael Abulafia argues. Project "Bomb Shelters Online" Underway in Northern IsraelBomb shelters in the line of Hezbollah rocket fire, outfitted with WiFi, will be more user-friendly during attacks. Internet Black List Aims to Strike Out at Anti-SemitesAn activist fighting anti-Semitism in France has established a “blacklist” of anti-Semitic and anti-Israel public figures. Revolutionary New App Allows Surfin' the 'Net with Peace of MindToday the world really is at our fingertips - with 75% of children using smartphones, how can we protect them from harmful content? Sites in US, Canada and Ireland Hacked by ISISFBI investigates how ISIS imagery and music were placed on sites associated with car racing, Goodwill center, and rape crisis center. Republicans: FCC 'Net Neutrality' Vote Influenced by ObamaDecision to regulate internet will lead to 'gov't control of the internet,' directly influenced by Obama, Republican lawmaker warns. Bringing the Fight Against ISIS to the Online BattlefieldHow do you counter ISIS propaganda recruiting jihadists? You make your own propaganda, experts say. Wary of Intel Leaks, Jihadists Scaling Back Social Media UseISIS, Nusra Front recruits concerned intelligence agencies gleaning crucial data from Facebook to use against them, pinpoint locations. US, EU Ministers: More Internet, Border Monitoring NeededIncreased Internet surveillance and tighter border checks are 'urgently' needed to foil jihadist attacks, officials meeting in Paris said. North Korea's Internet Back OnlinePyongyang's network back after hours of outage; cause of cyber-blackout still unknown. How One Woman's War Against Iran Could Make Legal HistoryFor years, Nitsana Darshan-Leitner has been battling terrorists and their sponsors in the courts - has she just found her trump card? American Terror Victims Seek to Seize Iranian AssetsVictims look to seize US-provided internet resources belonging to the Islamic Republic of Iran, sparking debate on internet and politics. Phone, Internet Down in Judean Town After Car AccidentCar hits Bezeq phone tower in Mitzpe Yericho, knocks out entire phone system; repairs may take a while. US, UK Warn Against Using Internet Explorer Until Bug FixedWindows XP users warned to steer clear of popular internet browser - or severely compromise their internet security. Anti-Semitism A Major Problem for Jews Everywhere, Says ExpertArutz Sheva discussed Holocaust Martyrs and Heroes Memorial Day with Carol Nuriel, a senior researcher at the Anti-Defamation League. Yeshiva Students Succeed with Judea, Samaria Threat Alert AppYeshiva students create successful project giving Judea, Samaria residents information on attacks, crime in real time. Google Buys Israeli Startup SlickLoginSecurity startup uses smartphones and high-frequency sounds for identity verification at websites. Protests Rage in Turkey over Internet Censorship, CorruptionTurkish police use tear gas and water cannon to disperse protesters demonstrating against invasive Internet laws. Netanyahu Opens CyberTech 2014 ConferenceNetanyahu announces cyber defense facility in Be'er Sheva. IBM senior vice president reveals cooperation with Ben Gurion University. Law Would Require ISP Provide Free Internet Filtering SoftwareThe government authorized for a vote a law that would require ISPs to provide internet filtering programs to their customers Google: Bennett the Most-Searched PoliticianNaftali Bennett is Israel’s most-searched politician. Ayelet Shaked, Shelly Yechimovich make search list, too. Dangerous Trojan Horse Virus Hits IsraelTrojan horse viruses on Facebook are among the top threats to Israeli computer users for November. UWI's 'Stop Iran' Initiative Hit by Cyber-AttackSuccessful 'Stop Iran' petition site targeted in internationally coordinated cyber-attack, 1 year after UWI Pillar of Defense site attacked. The Internet - Fertile Ground for Jew/Israel- BashingAn Australian writer comments on a major cause of the growth of anti-Semitism in places where it was uncommon. American Jews and the InternetInterview with Prof. Ira Sheskin, Director of Jewish Demography Project at Miami U.: "Significant percentages of singles have used a Jewish Internet dating service..but the most important Jewish use of the Internet is in education." Embattled Assad Opens 'Instagram' AccountSyrian President Bashar al-Assad has officially opened a new Instagram account in an effort to bolster his image. Poll: Most Parents Don't Know What Kids Do OnlineA poll showed only a third of parents were filtering or tracking their children's online activities.'Halalgoogling' Blocks Anti-Muslim ContentA new online search engine is blocking web content deemed “haram,” or forbidden in Islam. Facebook 'Deserves Credit' for Removing Hungarian Hate SpeechAnti-Defamation League today praises Facebook for removing the page the leading Hungarian purveyor of anti-Semitic hate speech. |
