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Google will start enforcing tougher restrictions on personalized ads related to consumer financial products and services from tomorrow, February 28. Any breaches of the updated policy will prompt a warning, with the possibility of account suspension. It’s worth noting that the full enforcement of these measures may take approximately six weeks to be fully implemented. Why we care. Make sure your personalized ads comply with Google’s updated policy now, as this is your final opportunity before the new…

Elon Musk said that China would start enforcing AI laws soon The CEO of Tesla and Twitter, Elon Musk, recently paid a visit to China where he held meetings with top administrators and staff. He disclosed that he had fruitful discussions regarding the dangers and regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) with the Chinese leaders. He stated that based on his interactions, he believes China would start enforcing AI laws. In terms of AI development and application, China is one of the top nations. It has many businesses and…

The UK is to become crypto hub: Government is enforcing an exemption Tax on foreign Crypto purchases Tax on Foreign Crypto Purchases: Foreign Investors purchasing cryptocurrencies in the UK must be happy as the government is enforcing a tax exemption for foreign investors buying crypto through local investment managers or brokers starting January 1st. The tax break, announced in December, is a part of Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s plans to turn the U.K. into a crypto hub. The UK and Cryptocurrencies “This exemption is an…

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden signed a bill Friday to avert a freight rail strike that he said could have plunged the U.S. into a catastrophic recession. At the White House, Biden signed a measure passed Thursday by the Senate and Wednesday by the House. It binds rail companies and workers to a proposed settlement that was reached between the railroads and union leaders in September but rejected by some of the union workers. The president, for decades a vocal labor ally, called it the “right thing to do” given the…

Twitter will no longer enforce its policy against COVID-19 misinformation, raising concerns among public health experts and social media researchers that the change could have serious consequences if it discourages vaccination and other efforts to combat the still-spreading virus.Eagle-eyed users spotted the change Monday night, noting that a one-sentence update had been made to Twitter's online rules: "Effective November 23, 2022, Twitter is no longer enforcing the COVID-19 misleading information policy.”By Tuesday, some…

Twitter is no longer following its own COVID-19 misinformation policy. The policy was brought into effect to limit the spread of misinformation at the height of the pandemic, but the company has quietly decided that it is no longer going to enforce it.The move hasn't been officially announced by Twitter, but a change on the company's website outlining the policy confirms that it came into force on November 23, 2022.Misinformation problemTwitter, like other social networks, was at the epicenter of the misinformation game…

Twitter will no longer take action against tweets that contain covid misinformation or the accounts that post them. Instead of announcing the change, the platform added a note to the pages that outline its covid misinformation policies, saying, “Effective November 23, 2022, Twitter is no longer enforcing the COVID-19 misleading information policy.”Twitter first introduced these policies in 2020 and began applying labels to tweets that contained disputed information about covid and its vaccines. The platform also removed…

Twitter's long-running effort to fight COVID-19 misinformation is at an end, at least for now. As Twitter users and CNN noticed, the social media firm has quietly updated its transparency site to reveal that it stopped enforcing its COVID misinformation policy on November 23rd. It's not clear if the company will restore any accounts banned for sharing misinformation as part of Elon Musk's planned amnesty, but this indicates that the company won't suspend further users or delete content including falsehoods about the…

Microsoft said on Wednesday the company would stop enforcing existing non-compete clauses in the United States, while also committing to a civil rights audit of its workforce policies in 2023.The Redmond, Washington-based software firm said changes to the enforcement of non-compete clauses would not apply to the company's most senior leadership.Microsoft added the civil rights audit of its workforce policies and practices would be conducted by a third party and a report would be published.The software firm also aims to…

The European Union aims to begin enforcing the Digital Markets Act (DMA) in spring 2023, Commission executive vice president Margrethe Vestager announced at the International Competition Network (ICN) conference last week, as first reported by TechCrunch. Vestager previously stated that the antitrust legislation, which introduces a new set of rules to curb the power of Big Tech, could be implemented as early as October of this year. “The DMA will enter into force next spring and we are getting ready for enforcement as…