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Joan Aimuengheuwa

Lagos

Content Writer at TechEconomy.ng

Content Writer 📚 @TecheconomyNG I am an apt researcher, proofreader, writer and editor. I am very interested in helping your business grow🤝

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  • Meta Targets Underage Pretending to Be Older on Instagram with New Detection Tactics

    3 days ago | techeconomy.ng | Joan Aimuengheuwa

    Meta is now automatically flagging and reassigning Instagram accounts of underage users who lie about their age to access adult features. The tech giant now automatically pushes suspected teen users into “Teen Accounts,” even if their profile says they’re adults. This is quietly done behind the scenes and if the system catches a whiff of dishonesty, it places them under stricter settings that limit exposure, contacts, and content access.

  • Niger State Scraps RoW Charges to Woo Telecom Investors, Eyes 40km Fibre Ring, Digital Expansion

    3 days ago | techeconomy.ng | Joan Aimuengheuwa

    Niger State has scrapped Right-of-Way (RoW) charges for fibre optic deployment to boost telecom investment and fast-track its push into Nigeria’s digital growth. The policy, already signed into law by Governor Muhammed Umar Bago and gazetted on September 2, waives the recurring RoW fees entirely. Instead, telecom operators are expected to pay a one-off, non-refundable application fee of ₦500,000—full stop.

  • China Threatens Countermeasures Against Nations Striking U.S. Trade Deals at Its Expense

    3 days ago | techeconomy.ng | Joan Aimuengheuwa

    China has warned that any nation seen compromising its interests by cutting trade deals with the United States will face the consequences. The Ministry of Commerce in Beijing stated:“China firmly opposes any party reaching a deal at the expense of China’s interests.

  • Netflix Targets $44.5 Billion Revenue and $9 Billion in Ad Sales by 2030

    3 days ago | techeconomy.ng | Joan Aimuengheuwa

    Streaming giant Netflix has reported stronger-than-expected results, with shares rising 3% in early Monday trading. Investors, who had braced for impact due to the unstable economy, exhaled—if only for a moment. In the first quarter of 2025, Netflix delivered a 13% year-on-year revenue jump to $10.54 billion. Operating income shot up by 27% to $3.3 billion, and earnings per share landed at $6.61, comfortably above expectations. These are not numbers from a company having issues.

  • Top Trades for 2025: Predictions, Pitfalls, and Profitable Moves

    3 days ago | techeconomy.ng | Joan Aimuengheuwa

    It’s 2025, and if you’re still waiting for the “economic turnaround” promised last year, you may need to check if you’re standing at the wrong bus stop. Inflation has gone beyond biting to gnawing through wallets, bank accounts, and goals. Naira is doing what it does best: tumbling on Mondays and dancing by Friday. And the average Nigerian? Well, we’ve mastered the art of survival with vibes, data bundles, and a suspicious relationship with digital investments.

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