DeepSeek continues to face a ban. The latest country to announce restrictions on China’s AI chatbot Deep Seek is South Korea. The South Korean government has temporarily suspended new downloads of DeepSeek over concerns about its data collection practices. The suspension will remain in place until regulators confirm the app complies with South Korean personal…
DeepSeek ban has started in the US. The first state in the United States of America (USA) to ban China’s DeepSeek AI is Texas. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has issued an order banning the Chinese-owned artificial intelligence app DeepSeek from the State-issued devices. This makes Texas the first state in the US to take such…
Do you need to delete this app? Getty Images With DeepSeek ascending to the top of Google’s Play Store after doing the same on Apple’s App Store, there are millions of Americans now using an app the U.S. Navy has banned on “security and ethical” grounds, that has been blocked on the App Store and…
Is this safer on your phone? AFP via Getty Images There’s a wry irony to the timing of the DeepSeek furor. It comes just as we’re hitting peak TikTok, with speculation now rife as to who might buy the platform’s U.S. business to keep it from being shuttered (again). China doesn’t care about TikTok in…