The biggest story this week was TikTok and the US government going at it again, with the house voting in favor of a bill that could force TikTok’s parent company to sell to a US owner or be banned altogether. But don’t worry; your elected officials did not miss the chance to embarrass themselves as usual. Meanwhile, Mike Tyson is retiring for Netflix. He will face Jake Paul, who I think represents him best it’s Punch-Out! tweet.
This week’s stories:
✅🕣⛔️ The House of Representatives has passed a bill that could ban TikTok
🥊🥊😵 The real fight is not Tyson and Paul, but Netflix and its live streaming infrastructure.
📹🏨 Airbnb to hosts: please stop pulling guests
And read this:
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of this website, we reviews products and services Since Engadget’s inception on March 2, 2004, it has been transforming the industry. And I’ve been here for more than half of its existence. Terrible. I would share my first practical video, which is not great for the site, but the footage lives only through Russian content scrapers. What a shame.
All stories are live herebut I suggest starting with our stories How streaming video changed the internet and a game changer (and it is) Bluetooth audio.
