In Morocco, Facebook subscribers will soon be able to use the social network’s paid streaming service, just like internet users in Egypt and South Africa, who will soon be added to the list of 24 countries that have been using this service since August 2020.
Three suspects, including a woman, involved in the dissemination on social networks of a sex tape were arrested by the judicial police elements of the Tétouan security. The incriminating video shows a married woman in full intercourse with her lover.
According to the new Digital 2021 report published by We Are Social and Hootsuite, about 90% of Moroccans use a mobile device to access the Internet and especially social networks.
The Facebook account created under the pseudonym "Kifouat Bezah" and belonging to Moroccan rapper Taoufik Hazeb alias Don Bigg would have been hacked. The rapper specified on Instagram that he had nothing to do with the racist remarks attributed to him on the social network.
Every day since 2015, Farid El Mokkadem has been broadcasting a weather report on his Facebook page and is now followed by more than 180,000 people. At 35, this Moroccan, a salesman at Ikea, is seriously considering devoting himself exclusively to this passion that has propelled him onto social networks.
Facebook announces it has suspended accounts active from Morocco and other countries for using fake identities and "inauthentic coordinated behavior".
An individual has scammed dozens of Casablanca residents via Facebook. He made them believe he was the manager of a home renovation company.
A few days before the start of the Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Morocco, the debate on the effectiveness of the vaccine remains open. The physician and member of the Democratic Left Federation (FGD), Mustapha Chennaoui , has joined the debate by calling on parliamentarians, civil servants from government departments and the administration, political leaders, trade unionists and civil society leaders to get vaccinated against the virus to generate enthusiasm among citizens.
In its latest monthly report, Facebook claims to have removed around 10,000 pages, groups and accounts from 13 countries, including Morocco, for "coordinated inauthentic behavior". The purge took place in October.
Moroccan writer Leïla Slimani has deactivated all her social media accounts. She says she is outraged and saddened by the hatred that reigns there.
Kaïs’ parents announced that the 4-year-old boy who was placed in an artificial coma after testing positive for Covid-19 is out of danger.
Moroccans have launched a petition for the death penalty to be imposed on the alleged murderer of Adnane, an 11-year-old boy, who disappeared, was raped, found dead and buried near his parents’ home in Tangier .