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China Proposes Two-Hour Limit Per Day on Internet Access for Minors
A new ‘minor mode’ is tentatively being introduced in China to curb children’s internet usage and place restrictions on content.
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10 Companies That Think Following Facebook Into the Metaverse Is a Good Idea
By this point, you are probably already sick of the metaverse, and it hasn’t even arrived. Though the term has existed in science fiction for decades, it quickly became tech’s hottest buzzword and greatest source of marketing material since Mark Zuckerberg announced Facebook (now Meta) would become a metaverse company within the next five years.
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China’s Propaganda Ministries Dislike the Algorithmic Feed, Possibly Even More Than You Do
China’s state propaganda institutions are urging companies like ByteDance, the owner of music app TikTok/Douyin, and Tencent Holdings, owner of messaging app WeChat and numerous streaming platforms, to limit the role of algorithms in content promotion, the South China Morning Post reported on Tuesday.
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What If Clubhouse, But With State Censorship, TikTok Owner ByteDance Ponders
China’s ByteDance, is planning on launching its own version of audio chat app Clubhouse for the Chinese market, Reuters reported on Thursday.