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French watchdog says Google Analytics poses data privacy risks
Elon Musk to give first Mars rocket update in two years
Uber's business is over the pandemic slump
Tesla says California plans to sue over alleged discrimination, harassment
SpaceX will lose up to 40 satellites it just launched due to a solar storm
Microsoft tries to win over regulators for massive Activision Blizzard deal with new app store commitments
Microsoft is trying to persuade regulators to approve its $68.7 billion acquisition of Activision Blizzard with a series of new app store commitments that it says will put the company "on the right side of history" as policymakers worldwide debate new laws to force competition open in digital marketplaces.
Cap'n Crunch and Lunchables are showing up in video games now
Goodbye Samsung Galaxy Note. Hello Galaxy S22 Ultra
Peter Thiel is backing a new generation of Trump-aligned Republicans
TikTok says it will strengthen policies in effort to prevent spread of hoaxes and dangerous challenges
TikTok announced Tuesday that it will strengthen efforts to regulate dangerous content, including harmful hoaxes and content that promotes eating disorders and hateful ideologies. The platform plans to use creators to spread awareness of negative hoaxes, broaden the scope of banned eating disorder content and add clarity on prohibited speech and behaviors.
After face-recognition backlash, ID.me says government agencies will get more verification options
GM's robotaxis are only coming out after dark
Cruise, the self-driving subsidiary of General Motors, started offering robotaxi rides this week in San Francisco. Anyone can sign up for the chance to be selected to get a ride in a self-driving car, provided they don't mind staying up late. Cruise's robotaxis are generally only operating from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m, according to the company. Access is limited, so people are likely to find themselves idling on Cruise's wait list. So far Cruise says it's given more than 500 rides.
Apple will let shoppers pay merchants by holding phones together
Elon Musk launched his own Tesla roadster to space four years ago. Where is it now?
The biggest chip deal in history has fallen apart
IRS halts plan to require facial recognition for logging in to user accounts
Peter Thiel to step down from Facebook's board
Amazon more than doubles salary caps to $350,000 for US white-collar employees
PriceRunner sues Google for 2.1 billion euros
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