Tech News: Joe Biden Targets Social Networks in State of the Union

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Tech News: Joe Biden Targets Social Networks in State of the Union

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Mar 3, 2022

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The President of the United States called on Congress to create laws to protect children online. McDonald's doesn't want an add on gadget to fix ice cream machines. And you'll be able to order virtual fast food in the metaverse for some reason.
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Tech News: Joe Biden Targets Social Networks in State of the Union

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