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welcome to tech crunch daily news a round up of the top tech news of the day.

Twitter takes a strong stand on political advertising.

Apple and Facebook beat Wall Street expectations with their earnings

and Microsoft powers instructorless driver tests.

Here's your daily crunch for October 31st, 2019.

First up, arguing that internet political ads present entirely new challenges to civic discourse, CEO Jack Dorsey announced

that Twitter will be banning all political advertising, albeit with a few exceptions like

voter registration.

Not only is this a decisive move by Twitter, but it could also increase pressure on Facebook

to follow suit or at least take steps in this direction.

Dorsey said the company will share the final policy by November 15th and that it will start enforcing that policy on November 22nd.

In earnings news, Apple beats expectations in quarter four earnings after a strong quarter for

wearables and services. iPhone sales still make up over half of its

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