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Explainer: How the US seeks to protect children's privacy online
TikTok is under investigation for breaking rules on how children’s personal information is treated online
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Republicans renew complaints Twitter stifles president, conservatives
US Republican lawmakers accused Twitter of being biased against conservatives
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US tech giants face hard choices under Hong Kong's new security law
Facebook, Google, and Twitter have suspended processing government requests for user data in Hong Kong
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Tesla 'very close' to level 5 autonomous driving technology, says Musk
Tesla currently builds cars with an Autopilot driver-assistance system
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'World remains vulnerable to asteroid impacts'
NASA plans to launch Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission in 2021 to protect earth from asteroids
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Singapore scientists seek power from darkness through shadow energy
Scientists in Singapore are hoping to perfect a new method of power generation driven largely by shadows
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Punjab develops IT solution to wheat problem
Province will roll out digital system to monitor, regulate wheat sales
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Amazon India's unit gets $308 million in fresh funds from parent
Amazon has invested $308.02 million in Amazon Seller Services, an Indian unit
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Japan supercomputer suggests changes to travel, work amid airborne virus threat
Supercomputer-driven models simulated in Japan gave suggestions on how to reduce risk of coronavirus infections
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Zoom rolls out hardware subscription service
Zoom is seeking to make its app more accessible to users with subscription options for phones and meeting rooms
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