Social networks have become the main source of information for young Moroccans , indicates a study whose results were revealed by the international consulting agency Marco, based in Madrid.
The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) is currently setting up a new system to protect the safety of citizens, residents and foreigners. This is an innovative and integrated alert and search program for children reported missing under suspicious circumstances.
The WhatsApp messaging service will stop working on certain smartphones starting tomorrow, Monday, November 1.
About 28 million Moroccans, or 75% of the population, have access to the Internet and nearly 22 million use social networks, according to a recent study.
The author of the video that went viral on social networks and in which five men, presumed to be Moroccan migrants, claim that they benefit from Spanish state aid without working, has acknowledged that it was a hoax.
A large majority, or 84% to 90% of Moroccans, use the WhatsApp messaging service. In this group of users, 79% are true addicts, while nearly 3 out of 4 Moroccans regularly use Facebook.
French comedian Brahim Bouhlel and influencer Zbarbooking have been sentenced to prison by the Moroccan justice system for posting an allegedly insulting video on social media.
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.
Many Moroccan internet users have left WhatsApp for the Signal app. And for good reason.
The Correctional Court of Youssoufia sentenced a married woman to six months in prison for recording and sending pornographic videos via WhatsApp to her virtual lover, a man from the Gulf.
The leakage of pornographic videos of married women on WhatsApp has given rise to discord within several families in Salé . The author of these videos, a merchant who sells and repairs cell phones in the Kraima district of the Tabriquet district, is currently on the run.
Moroccan writer Leïla Slimani has deactivated all her social media accounts. She says she is outraged and saddened by the hatred that reigns there.