News & Reviews:   USA

Previously, we mentioned how ByteDance was given time to sell TikTok before it was banned in the USA. This time, the same congress could also ban DJI drones. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, we mentioned that the US has passed a bill to ban TikTok. Today, President Joe Biden signed a bill forcing Bytedance to sell TikTok if it wants to continue operating in the United States. The bill is now in force and gives Bytedance 270 days to sell, with this period extendable by another three months. That said, what should you know about it?

Apple has already added some sports-focused content to its Apple+ streaming platform and now looks set to continue adding more. According to a NYT report, Apple is now close to receiving broadcast rights for a new FIFA tournament. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, we mentioned that TikTok might be banned by the USA. Looks like the TikTok drama in the USA might reach new heights. Recently, the bill passed by the US House of Representatives is going to the Senate. That said, what should you know about it?

Does TikTok truly bring negative impact on the younger generation? Like it or not, this is how the older generation see it. Thanks to its popularity, TikTok has become a scapegoat for everything that is unfavourable. However, that could change soon.

If you frequently use Airbnb, this update might excite you. Recently, Airbnb confirms it will ban the use of indoor security camera starting late April. That said, what should you know about it?

The United States Congress announced today that it will introduce a bill that would ban TikTok from operating in America unless it is sold by Bytedance. This is the same step taken by the Donald Trump administration and will now continue under the Joe Biden administration.

The United States Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI have come out with an official PSA (Public Service Announcement) on twitter warning Americans not to use free airport, hotel or shopping center USB ports. Apparently, hackers can “juice-jack” your data or insert malware into your phone or device.

Recently, Huawei CEO Richard Yu appeared at the 14th Automative World China 2022 event and gave an interesting remark. As the title said, he believes that if it wasn't for the US government's intervention, the world's major mobile phone manufacturers might be just Huawei and Apple. 

This morning, we noticed that some of our Malaysian media content creator friends receiving an email from YouTube. It appears that the company will begin deducting US taxes from June 2021 from payments to creators outside of the country. How much? According to the email, it may go up to 24% of the creator's total earnings worldwide.