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US lawmakers question tech CEOs on misinformation
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Google CEO Sundar Pichai and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey appeared before lawmakers to answer question about their platforms’ efforts to stem baseless election fraud claims and vaccine skepticism.
Meta plans to appeal a $26 million penalty imposed by India's antitrust watchdog, the Competition Commission of India (CCI), over allegations of user data.. IndiaTimes
Elon Musk the owner of X had claimed that Google is allegedly doing election interference, leading to widespread uncertainty on social media X. Later on, Google clarified and Musk acknowledged the same. Here’s what happened in election night.
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If you're wondering what Tom Holland's google search consists of...well its Zendaya! The 'Spider-Man' actor, who has been dating the 'Euphoria' star since 2021, recently revealed on Samah Dada's 'On The Menu' podcast that he will sometimes Google Zendaya to "check" on her.
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Congress questioned Big Tech CEOs for 5 hours without getting any good answers. More than five hours of questioning later, we have learned very little about the state of disinformation from today’s..
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