From the Heritage Foundation, I'm Michelle Cordero, and this is Heritage Explains.

Big Tech is making big news.

Last week, Apple made headlines when the news broke that they restricted access to airdrop in China to block widespread protests over the Chinese Communist Party's zero COVID policy.

Here's Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

You have people in China that are really engaged in a noble effort to protest, which

is basically Leninist rule.

So what is Apple doing with that?

They are limiting the air drop function of the protesters.

So they are serving basically as a vassal

to the Chinese Communist Party.

In other big tech news,

Elon Musk recently tweeted his plans

to release information on the suppression

of the Hunter Biden laptop story.

And Apple threatened to remove Twitter from the App Store.

All this, while calls to ban TikTok, continue to gain steam.

This week we explain more about Apple bowing to the CCP, why Apple would want to remove

Twitter from its app store, if Elon Musk will be able to use

his power for good and more.

Our guest is Jake Denton, a research associate in Heritage's Tech Policy Center, our conversation

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