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It’s not just privacy advocates who are freaking out over Facebook’s decision to extract user data from its popular WhatsApp messaging service. The move is also giving corporate America pause when it comes to setting up shop on the world’s biggest messaging platform. Companies are worried about how it might affect their efforts to use the free messaging platform to communicate with customers while also protecting confidential corporate and customer data. WhatsApp said earlier this year it would start testing business accounts as a way for banks, airlines and other businesses to send one-way messages to customers. That could mean a bank alerting you to a fraudulent transaction or an airline informing you about a delayed flight. Businesses also envision wading deeper onto the platform with better tools, such as sending mass notifications and using “chat bots,” or artificial intelligence, to talk to customers. Last week, Facebook said WhatsApp would begin sharing da...
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The R&B star charged with aggravated criminal sexual abuse

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R. Kelly has been charged with multiple counts of criminal sex abuse involving four victims — including minors — in his native Chicago, according to reports Friday, citing court records. The R&B star was hit with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sex abuse in Cook County on Friday. The charges involve incidents from 1998 to 2010, the news outlet reported, noting that at least three of the alleged victims are minors. Prosecutors say the minors were between 13 and 16 years old. According to TMZ, nine of the 10 counts against 52-year-old Kelly, whose real name is Robert Kelly, involve the young teens. One of the victims is the subject of four different counts, and there are a total of four alleged victims. Sources connected to Kelly told TMZ that the singer plans to voluntarily turn himself into authorities Friday night. The charges come after news outlets reported this week that a grand jury convened in Cook County in connection to a sex tape that allegedly showed Ke...
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China’s richest man wants to be next king in Hollywood’s

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