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"I want to donate money, I need [your] ID," is the Facebook message that changed Marija's life. It was a message that has brought her a lot of anxiety and a large debt, all from a few quick loans and the shame that she let it happen to her at all. Because of that shame, she spoke to BIRN on condition that we not use her real name and refer to her only as Marija.

On that occasion, SNS announced via its Instagram profile:
"Legend, welcome to our SNS family," reads the photo.

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A friend of Qamili and a cousin had both shown her similar messages they had received months earlier, containing the same kind of vulgar content and the same spelling errors. They suspected the same person was harassing them, using a dialect of Albanian that pointed to their hometown, Kicevo in North Macedonia.

"Bulgarian Railways" (BDZ) expands the possibilities of accessing information about train schedules, and for additional convenience, Viber users can use the newly created chatbot "BDZ-Information".

When crises erupt in Kosovo, fake accounts on Facebook and Twitter pour fuel on the fire.

Minister of Family Care, Darija Kisi, said that the seventh-grade student who committed the massacre at "Vladislav Ribnikar" Primary School K.K. will not be released from psychiatric care.
She thereby denied the writing of certain media.

President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui, was urgently admitted to the hospital, but not to the VMA, according to the media.
As reported by the media, opposition sympathizers published a series of tweets on social networks today in which they stated that President Vui had urgently ended at the VMA and added that it happened "the second time in twenty days".

According to reports, Vidakovi was already in custody due to statements that threatened the safety of the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vui.
In a post on the Twitter social network, this persona spreads misinformation about Vui's state of health, referring to sources from the Military Medical Academy (MMA), according to Alo.rs.

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Snapchat parent Snap on April 19 unveiled new tactics including the increased use of artificial intelligence in its struggle to expand beyond the app's loyal user base and reach profitability.