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To brussels and canberra. what sort of legal and financial power will you have to sanction those who fall foul of this new children�*s code? the change we�*ve seen already in large platforms around the world is actually because they want to do the right thing. but we do have the power to charge 4% of their global turnover, which is a material amount for those who are the most persistent offenders. how do you feel about the fact that your personal information is being used online to make a fe...

If they don�*t, they could face heavy sanctions. hi! today�*s teenagers have never known the world before the internet. life online has massively expanded. ijust wondered if i could talk to you guys for a little while about whether or not you worry about sharing too much personal information online. when it asks for location, i don�*t really trust it because it�*s giving private information away to people. i can see, like, 18—plus adverts, which arent exactly appropriate for my age gro...

Instagram, whatsapp and all its other businesses, which takes its name from the metaverse, the virtual reality domain that mark zuckerberg believes is the future of digital life. and it�*s all change at twitter, which has a new boss. a few weeks ago, jack dorsey announced — or rather tweeted — he is to resign from the company he created 16 years ago. chief technical officer parag agrawal has taken over. here in the uk, the regulator ofcom introduced the children�*s code to protect childr...

Much personal information online. when it asks for location, i don�*t really trust it because it�*s giving information away to people. i can see, like, 18—plus adverts, which arent exactly appropriate for my age group. well, i see game adverts about people killing each other, which i dont think is appropriatej for my age as well. when it asks to collect my data and i don�*t know what it�*s being used for, sometimes that scares me a little bit. the new children�*s code is now enforced...

Personal data is the mechanism by which the companies make money, so it�*s follow the money. it�*s designed to grab the data. and in doing so, a lot of things, unintended consequences, happen to our children. and that by actually saying, "no, don�*t take kids�* data, take the kids out the business model, make your profits "after you�*ve taken care of young people," we change the system itself. most big technology companies insist children�*s safety is a priority and say they welcome ...

And then would a court allow them to enforce it. theyre clearly setting up for that kind of clash ahead. >> let me ask about that because, garrett, liz cheney has been pretty, i mean, not direct but almost direct about where she thinks this is going. she has spoken in terms that make you think maybe there is something criminal with the president. i mean, what is your sense on the willingness to subpoena a sitting member of congress given, frankly, the gravity of what they are investigating. >> w...

That were committed. liz cheney was very precise, clearly channeling a decision of a trump appointee, judge dab any friedrick from last week. she essentially quoted from 18 u.s. code section 1512 which makes it a federal crime for anyone corruptly to obstruct or impede, whether by action or inaction an official proceeding, and she held, dabney friedrick held in a prosecution brought by the justice department against some foot soldiers that an official proceeding includes what congress has to do ...

Action or inaction, corruptly seek to obstruct or impede congresss official proceedings to count electoral votes? >> all together now. mr. meadows testimony will bear on a key question before this committee. did donald trump direction or inaction, corruptly seek or or impede congress official proceedings to count the electoral votes? says this cheney last night. says liz cheney today. the vice chair has repeatedly asked that question. to make the case for how important it is to talk to mark mead...

Proceedings to count the electoral votes?" says liz cheney last night. says liz cheney today. the vice chair of the investigation is repeatedly asking that question. to make the case for how important it is to talk to mark meadows. shes repeatedly asking that question about the criminal culpability of former president donald trump. and im saying the phrase criminal culpability here because the language she is quoting there in that clunky turn of phrase which she is deliberately repeating, that t...

18 u.s. code section 1505. "whoever corruptly influences, obstructs or impedes the due and proper administration of the law under which any pending proceeding is being had before any department or agency of the united states shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than five years or if the s offense involves international or domestic terrorism imprisoned by not more than eight years." this is a federal crime that the vice chair of the investigation says it is inquiring about when it...