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As Russia continues to be hit with economic sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, the world’s top tech firms are also taking action to try to end the conflict.
Apple has blocked its contactless payment system in Russia, Google has disabled its map traffic data in Ukraine to protect citizens, and Facebook owner Meta has set up a special team to tackle misinformation on social media.
But what impact will these actions have? And how much responsibility falls on tech firms to act during international conflicts?
Senior tech reporter at Insider Isobel Hamilton discusses the actions being taken, what more tech firms can do, and what might happen next.
You can find our Ukraine fundraiser here.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
By The Evening Standard4.3
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As Russia continues to be hit with economic sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine, the world’s top tech firms are also taking action to try to end the conflict.
Apple has blocked its contactless payment system in Russia, Google has disabled its map traffic data in Ukraine to protect citizens, and Facebook owner Meta has set up a special team to tackle misinformation on social media.
But what impact will these actions have? And how much responsibility falls on tech firms to act during international conflicts?
Senior tech reporter at Insider Isobel Hamilton discusses the actions being taken, what more tech firms can do, and what might happen next.
You can find our Ukraine fundraiser here.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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