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Google India removed 400,000 pieces of bad content in May, receiving 25,694 user complaints. Additionally, Google launched a nine-week Startup School India program for early-stage products. Meanwhile, Microsoft Teams experienced a service disruption affecting over 4,800 users, and Apple settled a lawsuit for $50 million regarding defective 'butterfly' keyboards.

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Google India removed 400,000 pieces of bad content in May, receiving 25,694 user complaints. Additionally, Google launched a nine-week Startup School India program for early-stage products. Meanwhile, Microsoft Teams experienced a service disruption affecting over 4,800 users, and Apple settled a lawsuit for $50 million regarding defective 'butterfly' keyboards.

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 Google India purged 4 lakh bad content pieces in May ,Google India purged 4 lakh bad

content pieces in May


Synopsis:
Google said it received 25,694 complaints from individual users located in India
via designated mechanisms during the one-month reporting period.

 Google launches startup School India for early-stage products


Synopsis
Google’s nine-week programme to have fireside chats between Google leaders and
collaborators from across the startup ecosystem.

 Microsoft Teams back up for some users after service disruption


Synopsis
According to Downdetector.com, there were more than 4,800 cases of customers reporting
troubles with Microsoft Teams.

 Apple agrees to pay $50 million to settle flawed 'butterfly' keyboards lawsuit
Synopsis
Apple has agreed to pay $50 million to settle the lawsuit over flawed "butterfly" keyboards
in MacBooks in the US.

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