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Grindr is pulled from Apple’s app store in China.
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Executives with Grindr, the world’s most popular gay dating app, have pulled it from Apple’s app store in China over concerns about data regulations, marking the latest of a series of foreign departures from the Chinese market following new rules.
Grindr’s services continue to function in China, although in the past China’s government has taken steps to block services that do not follow its rules.
In this case, the rules include a new personal information protection law that requires Chinese government permission for customer data to be transmitted outside the country’s borders.
Headquartered in West Hollywood, Calif., the app pioneered location-based dating. Grindr has occasionally gotten into hot water over its handling of personal data.
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Florida's 'Don't Say Gay' bill clears final hurdle before vote
A hotly contested bill making its way through the Florida Legislature has cleared its final hurdle before being sent to the floor of the state Senate. The bill passed the state House of Representatives February 23 by a vote of 69-47.Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) has indicated he will sign the legislation when it reaches his desk. Senate Bill 1854, better known as the "Don't Say Gay" bill, would ban discussion of LGBTQ issues and sexual identity in the state's primary classrooms, as reported in the Bay Area Reporter on February 23.The bill cleared the Senate Appropriations Committee February 28 by a vote of 12-8 and is now headed for its final vote.
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