Trump pushes TikTok ban, Hope Mars probe launched

Cena and here are the stories that matter right now. Popular app Tick Tok is facing political hate due to its ties to China, resulting in the Trump campaign reportedly running ads that call for people to sign a petition which could ban the app in the US. The app is surprisingly popular with millennials and Gen Z. However, according to the petition, its ability to access material and data stored on phone clipboards raises concerns over privacy. The developer has said that the feature was designed to prevent spam and is being removed. [MUSIC] The United Arab Emirates is one step closer to becoming an interplanetary country with a successful launch of the Arab world's first mission to Mars. The hope or al Amal probe has taken off in Japan with an assist from Mitsubishi rocket booster. Even the countdown itself was historic as it was broadcast in Arabic for the very first time. Faraz Javad a report at the Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre said during a live broadcast just before the launch, there was pindrop silence. Once the rocket took off, there were tears there was joy. I actually even saw people crying. [MUSIC] And finally, as Facebook deals with an ad boycott organized by civil rights groups, the social network has reportedly lost a significant amount of business from Disney, one of its biggest advertisers. According to unnamed sources and reported by the Wall Street Journal on Saturday, the entertainment giant has seriously cut back its ad spending on Facebook. Including a polls to ads for high profile streaming service Disney plus, and a whole two ads on Facebook owned Instagram for streaming service who [MUSIC] stay up to date with the latest by visiting CNET [MUSIC]