Apple’s decision to block ByteDance’s Chinese apps in the US follows TikTok’s move to transfer its US operations, signaling a broader trend of heightened scrutiny over data privacy and security in the tech sector.
Chinese tech giant NetEase’s decision to halt funding for Nagoshi Studio, founded by Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi, jeopardizes the development of their debut game ‘Gang of Dragon.’ With $44.4 million needed to complete the project, the studio faces challenges in finding new sponsors, raising concerns about the future of the highly anticipated action-adventure game set in Tokyo.
Developed by a Harvard grad, the Spectre I jammer aims to give users control over constant surveillance from wearables. However, experts like Ashley Belanger and Steven Levy suggest that the device may face challenges due to the laws of physics.
Florida-based Life EV has successfully acquired Rad Power Bikes, promising to honor warranties, build bikes in the US, and expand into key markets. The acquisition marks a new chapter for Rad after a turbulent period involving bankruptcy and safety concerns, with the new owner aiming to preserve the brand’s legacy and create opportunities for riders nationwide.
Indonesia’s new regulation requires high-risk platforms to delete accounts of users under 16, impacting major platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram. Following Australia’s lead, countries like Spain and Malaysia are also moving towards banning social media for children under 16, signaling a global shift in online safety measures.
The US Senate has unanimously approved COPPA 2.0, a new legislation aimed at enhancing online protections for children and teens. The Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act seeks to prevent platforms from collecting personal data from minors without consent, addressing modern online threats like targeted advertising. The bill’s passage marks a significant step towards safeguarding young users online, with potential implications for tech giants and privacy regulations.
Join Frost Fatales 2026 from March 8-14 for a fun-filled week of speedrunning and fundraising for the National Women’s Law Center. Enjoy a diverse schedule of speedruns, including classics and new releases, streamed on Twitch and YouTube for your entertainment.
The US Senate has unanimously approved the Children and Teens’ Online Privacy Protection Act, known as COPPA 2.0. This legislation aims to enhance online protections for minors by preventing platforms from collecting their personal data without consent, marking a significant step towards safeguarding younger users online.
Life EV has successfully acquired Rad Power Bikes, promising to continue operations in the US and build bikes domestically. The acquisition marks a fresh start for the e-bike brand after a turbulent period, including a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and battery fire hazards. The new owner plans to honor warranties and gift cards, while adopting a Foreign Trade Zone structure for manufacturing to streamline global parts sourcing.
Join the Frost Fatales 2026 event from March 8 to March 14 to enjoy speedrunning classics and new releases while supporting the National Women’s Law Center. With a mix of entertaining speedruns and community highlights, this week-long livestream on Twitch and YouTube promises to bring joy and optimism to viewers.
