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Tag: ban
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Italy bans ChatGPT over data privacy concerns
Marks first Western ban of popular AI chatbot. -
TikTok CEO tries to fight impending US ban
Grilled for five hours at Congressional hearing. -
ChatGPT rattles Australian education sector
Burgeoning AI tool banned in public schools. -
NSW Labor to ban phones in classrooms
Screen time increased 71pc during pandemic. -
Google wrongfully bans father for taking naked pics
Needed photos for doctor but was referred to police. -
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Facebook’s Australian news ban was intentional
“Genius” strategy: block first, ask questions later. -
Facebook launches smart glasses with iconic frames
Takes first steps toward augmented reality product. -
OnlyFans reverses sexual content ban
Wants to keep making money. -
Social media giants silence Trump
Ban hammer comes down after Capitol riot. -
Huawei board disbanded as 5G ban bites hard
Jobs could be next to go. -
Four states have banned phones in schools
New policies start this week. -
Huawei plotting its own Google Maps
Company seeks independence as US ban sets in. -
Victoria bans mobile phones in schools
Federal minister calls for all states to follow suit. -
Trump order to ban Huawei sales in US
The Chinese telco is under pressure. -
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Minister: Huawei ban stands
UK considers Chinese telco for 5G but Australia stands firm. -
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Social media shutdown following Sri Lankan blasts
Facebook and WhatsApp get blocked. -
ZTE pays off US govt
Chinese telco agrees to strict conditions to resume trading. -
ZTE phones leaving Australian shelves after US ban
No word yet as to whether Chinese manufacturers will be excluded from Australia’s 5G networks. -
Samsung exchanges Note 7s at airports
As AusPost workers face handling returns of fire-prone phones.