Daily Tech News Show Australia Bans Social Media For Teens Under 16 - DTH
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Nov 28, 2024 Australia has introduced a groundbreaking ban on social media for teens under 16, sparking debates on online safety. Meanwhile, China warns of potential actions to safeguard its firms amid U.S. chip control tensions. Plus, the FTC is zeroing in on Microsoft for suspected antitrust violations, highlighting simmering scrutiny in the tech world. The conversation also touches on the latest advancements in AI and mobile technology, illustrating the fast-paced evolution of the industry.
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Australia's Social Media Ban
- Australia passed a law banning social media for those under 16.
- This has broad support with over 77% of Australians in favor.
China's Response to Potential Chip Blacklist
- China threatens to retaliate if the U.S. blacklists more Chinese chip companies.
- This follows an email from the Biden administration considering such action.
FTC Investigation into Microsoft
- The FTC is investigating Microsoft for potential antitrust violations.
- This includes concerns about its cloud, software licensing, security services, and AI offerings.