Clubhouse will issue security update over Chinese data-sharing concerns
Clubhouse didn’t officially release in China and it was also banned just days ago, but the app’s creators are still nervous enough to take action. Sometime during the long U.S.…
Mars receives second visitor in a week as China’s Tianwen-1 arrives
China’s Tianwen-1 spacecraft entered orbit around Mars on Wednesday, just a day after the arrival of the United Arab Emirates’ Hope spacecraft.
Chinese drone company DJI added to U.S. government blacklist
The U.S. Department of Commerce announced in a conference call on Friday morning that DJI, a big name in the consumer drone space, would be put on a government blacklist,…
Moon rock brought to Earth for first time in four decades
China’s Chang’e 5 mission has successfully brought a sample of moon rock to Earth in a complex mission that could shed more light on the moon’s formation.
China probe successfully lands on moon for sample collection
China is a step closer to returning the first lunar rocks to Earth since 1976 after successfully landing a probe on the moon this week.
Facebook catches a China-based campaign targeting the U.S.
Facebook has once again removed a number of Pages and accounts from its platform for breaking its rules, but this time there was a difference. It was the first time…
China willing to let TikTok die before allowing Trump force a U.S. acquisition
Will TikTok soon cease to exist in the U.S.? If ByteDance, the China-based owner of the popular viral video app, doesn’t find an American buyer soon, TikTok faces a possible…
Trump gave TikTok a deadline to sell the app. He doesn’t remember what that deadline is.
The clock is ticking for TikTok. Or is it? Donald Trump doesn’t seem to know. Trump had signed an executive order in early August requiring the app sever ties with…
China would rather see TikTok shut down than have Trump force a sale
The Chinese government reportedly prefers TikTok to shut down in the U.S. instead of ByteDance being forced to sell the video-sharing app to one of its suitors.
China’s new data security initiative urges tech firms to not install backdoors
It calls for a ban on activities that “infringe upon personal information.”