This week's major tech stories include Facebook's blocking of Australian news media sites, NASA's Perserverance rover landing on Mars and rumors of an always-on iPhone screen.

At NASA's JPL mission control, scientists see the first images of the red planet from the Perseverance rover.

Samsung has removed MST, or magnetic secure transmission, from the US editions of the Galaxy S21 phone and all future Galaxy phones sold in the US. This feature let you pay at almost any terminal, even ones that don't support NFC or mobile payments.

Today's top tech stories include NASA's Perseverance rover landing safely on Mars, a congressional hearing about the "meme stock" craze, and Facebook's decision to block Australian news content on its platform.

The site blacks out news outlets in Australia over proposed legislation that would require Facebook to pay news publishers for content. Here's how such rules could affect you, and why other governments may follow suit.

See the activity at NASA's JPL mission control, as Perseverance lands on the red planet.

Members of the House Financial Committee question Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman, various other figures from the financial industry and "Roaring Kitty" himself, Keith Gill.

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In today's news, Parler returns after being forced offline in the wake of the US Capitol riots, Microsoft could bring xCloud game streaming to web browsers and Jaguar and Land Rover pledge to go all-electric.

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