Putin Blasts Google, Accuses YouTube of Serving US Political Agenda Amid Russia-Ukraine Tensions

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Google of furthering the US political agenda, criticizing YouTube for slowing down video speeds in Russia. This comes amid increasing pressure on foreign tech firms in Russia, with bans on other platforms but YouTube remains active. The Kremlin denies disrupting YouTube, blaming Google for insufficient investment, a claim Google refutes. YouTube’s removal of pro-Russian content has worsened tensions.

MKBHD Apologizes for Dangerous Speeding in Recent Video

Popular tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee, known as MKBHD, has issued an apology for showcasing dangerous driving in a recent video. The incident, which involved exceeding the speed limit by a significant margin, sparked criticism and prompted Brownlee to remove the footage. This incident follows recent controversy surrounding the YouTuber’s new app, Panels.

Australia to Ban Social Media for Under 16s: TikTok, Facebook, X, and YouTube Affected

The Australian government is pushing forward with legislation that would ban social media platforms like TikTok, Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), and YouTube for users under 16. This move aims to protect young people from online harms and follows existing measures against non-consensual deepfakes. The plan includes age verification techniques, and exemptions are made for educational and health services.

YouTube Premium and Music Prices Hike: Legacy Subscribers in US and Europe Affected

Google’s YouTube has announced price increases for its Premium and Music services, affecting legacy subscribers in the U.S. and Europe. Starting in the new year, older plans will transition to a $13.99 monthly rate in the U.S., while European users will see similar adjustments, some with a three-month grace period. This move comes amidst YouTube’s strategic expansion and revenue growth, with the platform introducing new features and services to enhance user experience.

Rajasthan Hospital Attendant Uses YouTube Tutorial to Perform ECG, Sparking Outrage

A lab attendant at a Jodhpur hospital in Rajasthan has sparked outrage after being caught on camera performing an ECG on a patient while watching a YouTube tutorial. The incident, captured and shared by ‘Nukkad News’, has gone viral and raised serious concerns about patient safety and the lack of qualified medical staff. The hospital authorities have initiated an investigation and promised appropriate action.

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