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• RedNote May Wall Off 'TikTok Refugees' To Prevent US Influence On Chinese Users [313d]
• US Sanctions Chinese Firm, Hacker Behind Telecom and Treasury Hacks [313d]
• Russian Disinformation Campaigns Eluded Meta's Efforts To Block Them [313d]
• Fire Erupts At Huge Battery Plant In California [313d]
• Microsoft-OpenAI Partnership Raises Antitrust Concerns, FTC Says [313d]
• FBI Warned Agents It Believes Phone Logs Hacked Last Year [313d]
• Sony Cancels Two More PlayStation Projects in Broader Retreat [313d]
• Microsoft Begins Forcing Windows 24H2 Updates on PCs [313d]
• CEO of Chinese Smartphone Brand Honor Resigns Due To Personal Reasons [313d]
• Google Begins Requiring JavaScript For Google Search [313d]
• Microsoft Research: AI Systems Cannot Be Made Fully Secure [313d]
• AI Tools Crack Down on Wall Street Trader Code Speak [313d]
• Canon Draws Fire for Charging Subscription Fee To Use Cameras as Webcams [313d]
• Supreme Court Upholds Law Banning TikTok If It's Not Sold By Its Chinese Parent Company [313d]
• Intel Acquisition Target of Mystery Suitor, SemiAccurate Reports [313d]
• Why Fires Spread Quickly in Modern Cities [313d]
• Indonesia Plans Minimum Age For Social Media Use [313d]
• GM Banned From Selling Your Driving Data For Five Years [314d]
• Google Won't Add Fact Checks Despite New EU Law [314d]
• 'Everything We Were Taught About Success Is Wrong' [314d]
• Google Strikes World's Largest Biochar Carbon Removal Deal [314d]
• AT&T Kills Home Internet Service In New York Over Law Requiring $15 Plans [314d]
• Toyota Unit Hino Motors Reaches $1.6 Billion US Diesel Emissions Settlement [314d]
• Starship Rocket Breaks Up Mid-Flight, But SpaceX Catches Booster Again After Launch [314d]