Trump's social network is built on a platform it didn't properly license
It has 30 days to fulfill the terms, including releasing its source code.
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Google Meet moderation gets easier with audio mute locks
The feature prevents call participants turning their mics on.
Twitter rolls out Spaces hosting duties to everyone on Android and iOS
You don't need to have a certain amount of followers anymore.
A newsletter a day keeps the FOMO at bay.
Just enter your email and we'll take care of the rest:
Now available on your smart speaker and wherever you get your podcasts:
Twitter buys a chat app to boost DMs and community features
Sphere had tech stars attached to it.
Twitch tests a rewind button for live streams
There may be safety concerns for the feature.
PayPal might buy Pinterest
The company reportedly made a $45 billion offer on Wednesday.
Facebook settles with Justice Department over H-1B hiring practices
The company will pay a $4.75 million fine to the US government.
MLB is in talks to end local blackouts for streaming games
It hopes to launch a video service meant for young cord cutters.
Brave’s privacy-first search engine is now built in to its browser
Brave Search replaces Google as the default.
Instagram will finally let you create posts on the desktop
You can also collaborate on posts.
Apple Music's new $5 plan only works with Siri
If you don't mind ceding some control, you'll get a lower price.
Amazon accused of lying about its business practices to Congress
Antitrust subcommittee members want evidence to back up testimony from execs about the use of third-party seller data.
Facebook claims hate speech visibility dropped 50 percent in nine months
Facebook hopes to change the narrative after a whistleblower's testimony.
YouTube's misinformation policies led to fewer misleading videos on Facebook and Twitter
The company's December 8th and January 7th decisions were pivotal.
Missouri governor threatens to prosecute journalist for sharing web security flaw
The reporter was not, in fact, a 'hacker.'
Google mobile search results get ‘continuous scrolling’ treatment
The tweak is rolling out in the US first.
House bill would limit Section 230 protections for 'malicious' algorithms
Don't count on the measure reaching the President's desk.
Microsoft to shut down LinkedIn in China over 'challenging operating environment'
The company will instead run a standalone jobs app in the country.
Twitter tests ads in the replies to tweets
It's far from a guaranteed feature.
