On Wednesday, TikTok asked a judge for a preliminary injunction to block Montana’s ban on the app, which will go into effect in January 2024.
As noted by Reuters, TikTok argues in the filing that the ban violates free speech laws under the First Amendment, and states it will “cause significant and irreversible harms” to its business and brand.
According to a report from The New York Times, Taylor Swift’s team signed a deal with FTX that could’ve paid up to $100 million following months of deliberation, contrary to a previous report that she didn’t.
The thing is, the deal didn’t actually go through. Sources tell the NYT that FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried canceled the deal last minute, leaving Swift’s team feeling frustrated. Talk about dodging a bullet.
[The New York Times]
With the release of a sleek, new all-black variant, the Nothing Ear 2 now has two color options to match its Ear 1 predecessor.
Unlike the white option, the black version blends in with the components exposed by the transparent casing on the buds’ stems, making for a more uniform look.
Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri agrees with us that posts on Threads are “kind of” tweets, so maybe we can find a middle ground.
The viral climbing game, Only Up, has been removed from Steam. While we still don’t know exactly what happened, the game’s developer says it will be available again “soon.”
In the meantime, though, you can still try to traverse the tedious tower of junk if you already have the game in your Steam library.
