Here's a list of things I found noteworthy about the TikTok's complaint filed yesterday.

We knew this was coming, but there were still some fun surprises (Yiming domiciled in Singapore! another 500M on Project Texas!)

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Hi, hello, we don’t have evidence of extant vulnerabilities, and haven’t been notified of anything. We follow responsible disclosure practices, and closely monitor [email protected] + respond & fix any valid issues quickly. So if you do have more info hit us up! But beyond…

New from us: Inside the crises plaguing the much-hyped AGI House.

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Also, working on this story with sarah emerson and Kenrick Cai has been such a highlight of the last few months; they are such brilliant reporters and writers!

Temu -- China's online shopping app, rapidly growing in the US -- sells loads of Biden and Trump items.

But if you search for those words, among many other terms, like 'president,' 'election,' Temu returns zero results.

My latest for @forbes:

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New from me: over 30 TikTok employees have been interrogated at the border about the company's data access flows, data centers, Project Texas — and whether they're members of the CCP.

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Honored that WONDER BOY is named by New York Times Books as a must-read paperback this week.

'This biography traces the life of Tony Hsieh… ‘with the gathering tension of a slow-motion disaster.'

cc Angel Au-Yeung

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new from Alexandra S. Levine -- lawyers, start your engines

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Justice Sotomayor: 'If the president decides that his rival is a corrupt person and he orders the military...to assassinate him, is that within his official acts for which he can get immunity?'

D. John Sauer: 'That could well be an official act.'

Rubrik's IPO today is a rare recent public win for Silicon Valley.

But it's just the latest for the 'IIT Mafia,' a small group of Indian immigrant engineers who've since started software standouts like Nutanix, Rubrik and Glean.

My story in @forbes: forbes.com/sites/alexkonr…

The Biden admin says it wants a divestment of TikTok, not a ban. But here's why separating TikTok from ByteDance may be all but impossible.

Plus: What TikTok leadership has been telling employees over the last few days.

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Finally read the TikTok bill. One thing I hadn’t picked up from coverage is that legal challenges to the law go directly to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals, and there’s a short statute of limitations.

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Feels like a good time to re-up this: I'm writing a book about TikTok! Got tips, thoughts, ideas? Please send them my way.

NEW: lawmakers have been trying to force a sale of TikTok from ByteDance or ban it for ~4 years. here's the inside story on how this new bill, set to be signed by Biden, was drafted in secrecy for a year by a tiny group in the House with the DOJ & NSC nytimes.com/2024/04/24/tec…

Feels like a good time to re-up this: I'm writing a book about TikTok! Got tips, thoughts, ideas? Please send them my way.

this guy matches his shoes to his cars for photo shoots and that is all you should need to drop what you're doing and read about it

this book is 🔥 and david is 🔥 and you should buy a copy immediately

The WONDER BOY paperback is here!

We're excited to share the story of Zappos leader Tony Hsieh, whose rise and fall told the quintessential Silicon Valley tragedy.

'Mandatory reading for anyone who is interested in big tech' - New Yorker

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seems fine 🙃

Axon, the company that makes Tasers, is releasing an AI tool built on GPT-4 that generates police reports from body cam audio. One critic we spoke to: “It’s kind of a nightmare…What could go wrong?”

With Thomas Brewster

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Years ago, FB, IG, YT, and TW, announced they would label posts by state media, so people would know if they were reading government propaganda. TikTok then followed.

Today, YouTube is the only one doing it in the Middle East, where there is a war.

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