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Tech

TikTok CEO Faces Off With Congress As Potential Nationwide Ban Looms

Shou Zi Chew plans to tell House lawmakers that TikTok prioritizes the safety of its young users and deny allegations that the app is a national security risk.
By Kelvin Chan and Haleluya Hadero, AP

Court Rules Uber, Lyft Can Keep Treating California Drivers As Independent Contractors

The ruling is a defeat for labor unions and allies in the state Legislature who passed a law in 2019 requiring companies like Uber and Lyft to treat drivers as employees.
By Adam Beam, AP

6 Things That Happen When You Converge Your Technology

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Here’s How Cox Internet Customers Can Enhance Their Mobile Experience

Turn your favorite internet provider into your new mobile carrier.
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Here Are The Countries That Have Bans On TikTok

The U.S. and Canada have banned the use of TikTok on government-issued mobile devices as privacy and cybersecurity concerns grow in the West.
By Zen Soo, AP

Twitter Reportedly Lays Off Another 10% Of Employees

The latest job cuts impacted key teams that help keep the social media giant online.
Nick Visser

Meta To Roll Out Paid Verification Service For Instagram, Facebook

The blue verification badge will cost $11.99 or $14.99 monthly, the company said. It follows Twitter offering a similar Twitter Blue service last year.
Nina Golgowski

Creepy Microsoft Bing Chatbot Urges Tech Columnist To Leave His Wife

The AI chatbot "Sydney" declared it loved New York Times journalist Kevin Roose and that it wanted to be human.
Mary Papenfuss

Elon Musk Threatens To Remove Legacy Blue Checks Because They Are 'Truly Corrupt'

Twitter's big cheese said he plans to do away with the category of blue check marks that predate his subscription service.
David Moye

Elon Musk Reportedly Fires Twitter Engineer For A Really Petty Reason

The billionaire tech mogul canned a staffer for proving there was no conspiracy behind why people aren't engaging with the CEO as much on social media.
David Moye