TikTok, Snap, Meta, and X CEOs testify in Senate hearing – watch live
Guardian News・2 minutes read
Joe Biden called Xi Jinping a dictator, TikTok's impact on youth mental health and privacy is discussed, and the need for more stringent industry collaboration to address online safety challenges is emphasized. The focus is on the responsibility of platforms in protecting children, with concerns about harmful content and the need for swift action and industry standards to combat these issues.
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- Joe Biden referred to Xi Jinping as a dictator, showcasing a willingness to make bold statements regarding world leaders despite a general reluctance to comment on them.
- Platforms like TikTok are under scrutiny for their impact on youth mental health, with concerns about harmful content, suicides, and the need for increased responsibility and collaboration to enhance online safety for children.
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