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Washington — The federal government finalized a rule Tuesday banning the import and sale of passenger vehicles containing internet-connected technology from China. "Cars today aren’t just steel on wheels — they're computers. They have cameras,…

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India banned Telegram to stop exam cheating. 47 million students lost access to lecture notes, assignments, and study groups. The platform was the problem. Not the exams.

FCC proposes full ban on Chinese telecom gear over security risks, escalating US-China tech tensions and impacting global markets.

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