US EditionDems pressure Google, Apple to drop X app as international regulators turn up heat
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Dems pressure Google, Apple to drop X app as international regulators turn up heat
A trio of Senate Democrats are calling on Apple and Google to drop Elon Musk’s X from app stores as international regulators in Europe and Britain took steps towards investigations of the site’s mass undressing of users using Grok’s AI tool. On Friday, Senators Ron Wyden, D-Ore., Ben Ray Luján, D-N.M., and Ed Markey, D-Mass., wrote to Apple’s and Google’s chief executives, asking them to “enforce your apps stores’ terms of service against X.” “X…
Tim Cook from Apple and Sundar Pichai from Google are accused of refusing to remove the X application from their digital stores, despite the serious crimes of politicians, of angering Elon Musk. Critics came after X users started using Grok to generate deepfake images with women [...]
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