After losing a Supreme Court appeal against being banned, TikTok followed through on its promise to go offline in the US. Users were greeted by this message. Not only that, but the app
Read MoreOn Friday morning (January 17), the US Supreme Court ruled that the American government is within its rights to ban TikTok in the country. This was a 9-0 decision. I quote: “There is
Read MoreOne day before Donald Trump is sworn in, TikTok will stop working in the US. Trump had mused about giving the app a little more time, but TikTok isn’t going to wait. The
Read MoreIf you’ve been following tech news, you’ll know that the US Government is advancing a bill that would ban TikTok from American app stores until Chinese parent ByteDance sells off the company to
Read MoreWell, this is wild. The US House of Representatives voted today (March 13) 352 to 65 to pass a bill requiring Chinese parent company ByteDance to sell TikTok, an app used by 170
Read MoreThere’s a move afoot in the US government to have TikTok banned–or, at the very least to have Chinese parent Bytedance sell the company. The big concern is that TikTok could be a
Read MoreThis isn’t a good look. A variety of versions of the pro-democracy anthem known as “Glory to Hong Kong”–a fixture during the 2019 street protests–has disappeared from iTunes, Spotify, Instagram Reels, Facebook, and
Read MoreNow that the world has had a look at the Leaving Neverland documentary, Michael Jackson and his music are under increasing scrutiny. Some organizations feel that they can no longer be associated with
Read MoreIt only took a few hours for organizers of the SXSW to try and clean up a massive mess that will undoubtedly mar this year’s music and technology festival: Felix Walworth of Told
Read MoreRaising the reasons to live in Equatorial Guinea to one. Equatorial Guinea is not a fun place to live. Check out this description from Wikipedia: Since the mid-1990s, Equatorial Guinea has become one
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