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Gloves are about to come off in Meta vs Apple fight

First Apple kneecapped Meta's ad business, now it's going after the metaverse platform that Mark Zuckerberg staked out.

Can Apple make its headset inevitable?

Can Apple make its headset inevitable?

Apple's iPhone was the catalyst of the last major platform shift. But the biggest hurdle for mixed reality headsets may not be technological.

Parents, A.I., and task forces: How to protect kids online

Parents, A.I., and task forces: How to protect kids online

Data Sheet’s readers suggest solutions to a very thorny problem.

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Elon Musk announces purge of unused Twitter accounts—but there’s a reason Twitter hasn’t already done this

Twitter still lacks a way to memorialize dead people’s accounts.

Microsoft is shoving Edge down people’s throats, like it’s the bad old days again

Satya Nadella’s Microsoft was supposed to have abandoned the aggressive business tactics that once made the company infamous.

‘Lawsuit time’: Elon Musk explodes after Microsoft’s Twitter ad snub

Musk appeared to accuse Microsoft and OpenAI of “illegally” training A.I. models on Twitter data.

Meta was warned not to let teens into Horizon Worlds, but it’s doing it anyway

Lawmakers and child advocates say Zuckerberg’s metaverse move is exploitative and dangerous.

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The U.S. is putting TikTok in an impossible position

The U.S. is putting TikTok in an impossible position

Without details of outstanding U.S. concerns, its sale-or-ban demand smells like protectionism.

When it comes to the TikTok ban debate, hypocrisy abounds

When it comes to the TikTok ban debate, hypocrisy abounds

U.S. tech services are also a threat to foreigners’ data—and China bans many apps.

Meta sparked a bitter fight inside the FTC

Meta sparked a bitter fight inside the FTC

A bitter fight inside among FTC commissioners over Meta's acquisition of a VR company spilled into the public realm.

Meta’s ‘supreme court’ for content moderation vows to move faster

Meta’s ‘supreme court’ for content moderation vows to move faster

The content moderation board announced new rules that mean some verdicts will be issued in as little as two days.

Google's misinformation vaccine

Google's misinformation vaccine

The latest tool for fighting the spread of misinformation is akin to a psychological vaccine.

Twitter's report on fighting disinformation doesn't fly with Euro regulators

Twitter's report on fighting disinformation doesn't fly with Euro regulators

Elon Musk has said that Europe's efforts to combat online disinformation are aligned with his own. But European regulators are not so sure.

Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal put on pause by regulator

Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal put on pause by regulator

The U.K.'s antitrust regulator sees structural remedies as possible solutions to the Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal.

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Meta wants teens to save its metaverse

Young metaverse users are spending little time on Meta's Horizon Worlds, opting instead for its competitors' products.

Dear Elon, not all bots are bad

The drama over Elon Musk’s recent effort to quash bots was characteristically chaotic.

Mark Zuckerberg and Wall Street are finally meeting in the middle on the metaverse

The Meta chief executive satisfied investors Wednesday by pledging to trim costs, but he’s still all-in on Reality Labs.

Did Tesla’s Autopilot claims cross the line? We should finally find out this year

A company executive’s statements about a misleading-at-best video portend a long-awaited verdict on the automaker’s truthfulness.

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Why Apple’s end-to-end encryption expansion will get government scrutiny

Global policymakers are increasingly debating whether to allow the privacy feature to flourish.

Microsoft keeps pulling the right political strings. Is it enough to get the Activision Blizzard deal over the finish line?

The tech giant is making shrewd moves, but regulators remain wary of its $68.7 billion purchase of the video game developer.

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