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BEIJING (AP) — The ruling Communist Party is tightening political control over...

BEIJING (AP) — The ruling Communist Party is tightening political control over...

Previously enjoyed is certainly being crackdown on, so it is basically tiktok in china but the difference is that they have different censorship servers. a0 minutes each day and they are allowed to use this between 6am and 10pm, none of that light need — late—night scrolling, and the need to authenticate themselves with their real names. bytedance, their real names. bytedance, the parent company of both of these platforms, this will be used as night mode. as part of youth mode there are thin...

Futures looking like a big decline this morning. more than 1.5%. thats more than 500 points on the dow giving back and the big meeting is on wall street. is it strong enough to stand on its own? when the pandemic hit, the fed began buying bonds every month. investors will be waiting for when the fed can start dialing back the purchases. theyll get reports from fed ex, nike, costco. were looking to see if there will be any spillover. another tech crackdown. do yin, chinas version of tiktok is lim...

Beijing’s regulatory crackdowns on key industries heap further pressure on the nation’s weak jobs sector amid more signs of a broad economic slowdown.

The government has so far denied conducting “illegal surveillance” but is yet to answer the most important question: did it use Pegasus to spy on its own citizens or not?

Language at least that puts an end to what they see as unfair methods of competition. also look for more regulation rules on data privacy. as part of a wider effort from the white house, not just technology come up thats part of it but not just tech. it is a total of 72 initiatives but you could argue that tech crackdown is the most bipartisan potential in some ways. remember former president trump although he had his own motives, had to be kicked off of twitter and facebook. but these companies...

Censorship by Big Tech companies is bad, but the government forcing these companies to carry whatever speech the government dictates is worse.

May 20, 2021 Zhang Yiming, the co-founder of ByteDance, will step down at the end of the year as the CEO of the Chinese social media giant behind TikTok’s meteoric rise. Liang Rubo, another co-founder of ByteDance who is currently the head of human resources, will take Zhang’s role. In an internal letter to employees, Zhang said he came to the conclusion that by quitting the CEO role, with all of its day-to-day responsibilities, he can “have greater impact on longer-term initiatives.” Z...