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Here's your TMB Tech Minute for Friday, December 22nd.

I'm Alex Osila for the Wall Street Journal.

China's video game regulator is looking for ways to reduce how much time and money people spend on video games.

Today it suggested measures including eliminating incentives that can get people hooked on

games like rewards for playing daily and limiting how much people can spend within a game.

The proposals put the onus on China's biggest game makers.

Shares in Tech Giant 10 cent fell 12% while Chinese rival netise dropped 25%.

Activition Blizzard and the California Civil Rights Department have filed a legal settlement

confirming an agreement that was announced last week.

The video game company has agreed to pay nearly $55 million to resolve gender

discrimination charges, while the state has withdrawn its claims of sexual harassment at the company.

If the settlement is approved by a judge, it would end a legal battle that helped lead to Activision's sale to Microsoft.

And we exclusively report that when Meta began rolling out encryption for Facebook direct messages this month, it was advancing a

project that members of its safety staff have long warned would end in, quote, disaster.

The encryption feature is part of Meta's push to enhance user privacy, but some employees have warned internally

that it would limit the ability to detect and report child sexual abuse on the company's

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