“We are innovating every day to combat ever-evolving threats and maintain the safest, most trusted platform for kids,” an Apple spokesperson said
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King Charles III attended a show at London Fashion Week after his brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
Trump on Thursday said "bad things will happen" to Iran if the country does not make a deal regarding nuclear enrichment at the inaugural meeting for the Board of Peace.
"We have to get this right. There is no 'Plan B' for Gaza," the secretary of state said.
'A laughable number'
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'Such staggering inequality'
State of the Union: France will move to ban social media for under-15s and expand platform regulation. The post Macron on Tech Companies: “Free Speech Is Pure Bulls**t” appeared first on The American Conservative .
Speaking in New Delhi on Wednesday, France’s President Emmanuel Macron criticized social media companies over their pledged commitments to free speech and lack of algorithm transparency. “Some of them claim to be in favor of free speech. We are in favor of free algorithms, totally transparent,” Macron said. “Free speech is pure bulls**t if nobody knows how you are guided to this so-called free speech.” The remarks come as Macron and his government move to expand regulation of social media platforms in France. Paris is seeking to fast-track legislation that would ban social media access for children under 15 before the start of the next school year, alongside a planned prohibition on mobile phone use in French high schools…Open
Queen Camilla, who attended a lunchtime concert Thursday, was the first royal seen in public after Andrew's arrest.