Tech Brew Ride Home Wed. 12/01 – Twitter Bans “Private” Sharing
Dec 1, 2021
Twitter's new policy banning unauthorized sharing of private images raises questions about enforcement and clarity. Meta faces uncertainty as a key executive departs, jeopardizing its crypto project. The launch of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset promises enhanced processing power for Android devices. Foldable smartphones see a surge in popularity, with Samsung leading the charge. Meanwhile, shifting regulatory frameworks in China complicate tech IPOs, adding more turbulence to the startup landscape.
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Twitter's New Privacy Rule
- Twitter is banning sharing private images and videos without consent, with exceptions for newsworthiness and public figures.
- This new rule aims to protect vulnerable groups but raises concerns about enforcement and potential misuse.
Meta's Crypto Ambitions in Doubt
- David Marcus, co-creator of Diem and head of Novi, is leaving Meta.
- This departure raises doubts about Meta's future in the crypto space.
Oculus OS Update
- Oculus is rolling out OS version 35 with new features like Messenger calling in VR and a mixed reality camera feature.
- The mixed reality feature requires an iPhone XS or above and a green screen.