This happened after the ACCC, Australia’s competition watchdog, was asked to produce a code of conduct that would be imposed on tech companies in order to balance out the playing field.

The slow response, one that started with denying the severity of the pandemic, seems to have cost the nation the opportunity to act decisively to stop the spread of the virus.

Since Chinese manufacturers are resuming operations slower than expected, the company saw nearly $27 billion in value wiped out this past week.

The music streaming service said it lacks the resources needed to properly validate and review ad political content.

Hundreds of ads for Trump’s reelection campaign were removed from Youtube in recent months for violating the company’s policy, but there’s no information about why or how they violated it.

Social media has been one of the most important platforms used by politicians to promote their agenda, and the lack of fact-checking can greatly affect elections.