FTC to fight for your right to repair, Twitter tests downvote

Speaker 1: This is CNET. And here are the stories that matter right now, the federal trade commission voted to increase its fight against restrictions on device repairs. This move by the FTC follows an executive order from president Joe Biden. The order called for the agency to limit powerful equipment manufacturers from restricting people's ability to use independent repair shops or do DIY repairs. The FTC says that by making this move, the commission is taking [00:00:30] important steps to restore the right to repair. Twitter is testing a new option to up or down vote replies. This experiment is running on iOS right now down votes are not public, but up votes will be shown as likes. Twitter provided some clarification saying this is just a test. The down vote is not a dislike button and votes will not change the order of replies. The audio app clubhouse is now out of beta and available to anyone. [00:01:00] No invite needed. Clubhouse is an audio chat app that has virtual rooms. People can enter to listen to or participate in a conversation. The company says to expect big updates, every one to two weeks, stay up to date with the latest by visiting cnet.com.