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FluidTalks Ep95: To Ban Or Not To Ban, That Is The Question

FluidTalks Ep95: To Ban Or Not To Ban, That Is The Question

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 In this episode, we take a look at the petition presented to the national assembly. Are they really being realistic with this? The weeks news: 1. Sega Purchase of Rovio, Maker of Angry Birds -> Read More 2. Threads: Meta to launch web version of flagging Threads app -> Read More 3. Microsoft AI Recommends Ottawa Food Bank as a Tourist Destination -> Read More Tune in. Listen, Enjoy and Share To Find Out More About FluidTech: FluidTech Global - Go to site Research Materials: 1. Speaker Wetangula receives petition to ban TikTok in Kenya -> Read More 2. MPs receive petition seeking to ban TikTok in Kenya -> Read More 3. The dark side of TikTok | How Kenyans have turned TikTok into Sodom and Gomorrah -> Read More 4. TikTok bans in other countries -> Read More 5. What are gifts on TikTok and how much do they cost? -> Read More 6. Kenya leads world in TikTok usage – Report -> Read More 7. TikTok Statistics In 2023 (Users, Revenue & Trends) -> Read More 8. Senegal suspends TikTok -> Read More 9. Canada TikTok ban on government devices -> Read More 10. Australia TikTok ban on government devices -> Read More Social Media Links: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fluid_talks/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/fluidtalks/?viewAsMember=true Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fluidtalkspodcast Twitter - https://twitter.com/Fluid_Talks

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