Name: 史上最療癒的魔性貓貓抖音 貓奴：無法控制瘋狂重播
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TikTok 是全球領先的行動短影音平台。我們致力於提供可自由揮灑創意的平台與真摯、歡樂、正向的使用與觀看體驗，以激勵與豐富每個人的生活。

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La empresa Bytedance reacciona ante los comentarios de la posible venta de la plataforma de redes sociales.

Bytedance reacciona a la posible venta de TikTok en EE.UU.

STORY: This Chilean TikToker bought a new television using only coins found by a metal detector(Luis Alvarez)"It took me about seven days to collect the coins. As I said, it's the amount I usually collect every week, between 200,000 and 250,000 pesos ($210 - $263 USD) in coins alone, and because I had to buy a television because of an unfortunate event with my daughter. I put them together, I spent a whole night cleaning them. It was very late and I couldn't go to the bank. So I took all these coins and put them in little bags of 100 ($0.11 USD), 500 ($0.53 USD), 50 ($0.053 USD) and set off to find a store that would take them."Alvarez said all of the coins were found in parks or on the beach

STORY: This Chilean TikToker bought a new television using only coins found by a metal detector(Luis Alvarez)"It took me about seven days to collect the coins. As I said, it's the amount I usually collect every week, between 200,000 and 250,000 pesos ($210 - $263 USD) in coins alone, and because I had to buy a television because of an unfortunate event with my daughter. I put them together, I spent a whole night cleaning them. It was very late and I couldn't go to the bank. So I took all these coins and put them in little bags of 100 ($0.11 USD), 500 ($0.53 USD), 50 ($0.053 USD) and set off to find a store that would take them."Alvarez said all of the coins were found in parks or on the beach

Chilean man buys TV with coins collected from beaches, parks

STORY: TikTok's algorithm has played a key role in the app's major success.Its unique content recommendation technology is what predicts which videos will pique user's interest.And it has attracted more discussion than the technology used by rivals, like Instagram and YouTube.Let's take a closer look at how it works.Before TikTok, many believed that technology built on users' social connections were the secret sauce to a successful social media app. Such technology helped Meta's Facebook and Instagram become widely popular.But TikTok showed that an algorithm that's driven by the understanding of a user's interest could be even more powerful.Reuters China tech correspondent Josh Ye explains."TikTok is a little different from the previous generation of social networks, where algorithms were built on top of what it called a social graph. But then with TikTok, it actually revolves around what it calls interest signals."While competitors have similar interest-based algorithms, TikTok is able to turbocharge its effectiveness with the short video format."If you think about YouTube, the average length of a video is about 10 minutes. So the user interaction with it is a lot more stagnant when it compares to TikTok where you get 10 second videos, right? If you're scrolling through it and you like it or you follow it, that's sending through a lot of different data points to TikTok, which can determine whether this really suits your interest. So the speed at which it collects this data is unprecedented compared to a previous generation or social networks."But it's not just about feeding users what they want. TikTok also regularly recommends content that falls outside of users' interest, which the company has said is essential to TikTok's user experience.TikTok's Chinese owner ByteDance was also an early adopter of the so-called tagging strategy."Through our conversations with some of the ex-ByteDance employees, we realized that there's one very unique advantage that TikTok has over the Western social media platforms, which is they focused very early on tagging or labeling every user and as well as every video that's on their platform. And they not only do it through machine vision. But then they also actually hire a bunch of people to manually, laboriously annotate a lot of these kind of content and user profiles on their platform. And as you know, in China the labor cost is a lot cheaper. So ByteDance can afford to be deploying this strategy very quickly and at a large scale or more so than its Western counterparts."

STORY: TikTok's algorithm has played a key role in the app's major success.Its unique content recommendation technology is what predicts which videos will pique user's interest.And it has attracted more discussion than the technology used by rivals, like Instagram and YouTube.Let's take a closer look at how it works.Before TikTok, many believed that technology built on users' social connections were the secret sauce to a successful social media app. Such technology helped Meta's Facebook and Instagram become widely popular.But TikTok showed that an algorithm that's driven by the understanding of a user's interest could be even more powerful.Reuters China tech correspondent Josh Ye explains."TikTok is a little different from the previous generation of social networks, where algorithms were built on top of what it called a social graph. But then with TikTok, it actually revolves around what it calls interest signals."While competitors have similar interest-based algorithms, TikTok is able to turbocharge its effectiveness with the short video format."If you think about YouTube, the average length of a video is about 10 minutes. So the user interaction with it is a lot more stagnant when it compares to TikTok where you get 10 second videos, right? If you're scrolling through it and you like it or you follow it, that's sending through a lot of different data points to TikTok, which can determine whether this really suits your interest. So the speed at which it collects this data is unprecedented compared to a previous generation or social networks."But it's not just about feeding users what they want. TikTok also regularly recommends content that falls outside of users' interest, which the company has said is essential to TikTok's user experience.TikTok's Chinese owner ByteDance was also an early adopter of the so-called tagging strategy."Through our conversations with some of the ex-ByteDance employees, we realized that there's one very unique advantage that TikTok has over the Western social media platforms, which is they focused very early on tagging or labeling every user and as well as every video that's on their platform. And they not only do it through machine vision. But then they also actually hire a bunch of people to manually, laboriously annotate a lot of these kind of content and user profiles on their platform. And as you know, in China the labor cost is a lot cheaper. So ByteDance can afford to be deploying this strategy very quickly and at a large scale or more so than its Western counterparts."

What's so special about TikTok's algorithm?

STORY: From how bots are boosting big tech, to a showdown over TikTok, this is the Week in Numbers. Almost $62 billion was the latest quarterly revenue at Microsoft. The tech giant says the bottom line is already getting a boost from AI services, and there was a similar story over at Google-parent Alphabet too. Facebook-owner Meta sounded more wary though, warning about the huge costs of ramping up the new tech. 270 days was how long U.S. lawmakers gave ByteDance to sell TikTok’s operations there or face a ban. App boss Shou Zi Chew has vowed to defeat the move: “Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere. We are confident, and we will keep fighting for your rights in the courts. The facts and the Constitution are on our side.” About $39 billion is how much miner BHP is offering to buy rival Anglo American. It wants to get its hands on more copper reserves, as tech demand drives a boom for the metal. But Friday saw Anglo reject the bid, saying it seriously undervalued the firm. $21.3 billion was the latest quarterly revenue at Tesla. That was well down on a year earlier, marking its first quarterly drop since 2020. It all comes as the EV pioneer grapples with waning demand and a price war that it started. And up to 45% is how much profits could plunge at Gucci-owner Kering as luxury demand wanes. The warning from the luxury giant added to fears that the whole sector faces a slowdown.

STORY: From how bots are boosting big tech, to a showdown over TikTok, this is the Week in Numbers. Almost $62 billion was the latest quarterly revenue at Microsoft. The tech giant says the bottom line is already getting a boost from AI services, and there was a similar story over at Google-parent Alphabet too. Facebook-owner Meta sounded more wary though, warning about the huge costs of ramping up the new tech. 270 days was how long U.S. lawmakers gave ByteDance to sell TikTok’s operations there or face a ban. App boss Shou Zi Chew has vowed to defeat the move: “Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere. We are confident, and we will keep fighting for your rights in the courts. The facts and the Constitution are on our side.” About $39 billion is how much miner BHP is offering to buy rival Anglo American. It wants to get its hands on more copper reserves, as tech demand drives a boom for the metal. But Friday saw Anglo reject the bid, saying it seriously undervalued the firm. $21.3 billion was the latest quarterly revenue at Tesla. That was well down on a year earlier, marking its first quarterly drop since 2020. It all comes as the EV pioneer grapples with waning demand and a price war that it started. And up to 45% is how much profits could plunge at Gucci-owner Kering as luxury demand wanes. The warning from the luxury giant added to fears that the whole sector faces a slowdown.

The Week in Numbers: big tech feels the AI effect

STORY: U.S. lawmakers have set the stage for a battle over TikTok. They’ve given Chinese owner ByteDance until mid-January to divest the social network, or face a nationwide ban. But Reuters sources say the company has another idea. They say it will just shut TikTok down in the U.S. rather than sell it. That’s because the algorithm that powers the app is seen as ByteDance’s most valuable asset. It drives other platforms owned by the firm, and sources say its seen as more advanced than products from rivals like Tencent. Separating it from TikTok as part of any sale looks to be legally and technically all but impossible. Instead, ByteDance could just shut the app down in the U.S., and live without its 170 million users there. Late Thursday, the company would only say that it had no plan to sell TikTok. Earlier in the week, app boss Shou Zi Chew had vowed to win a legal battle over the possible ban: “Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere. We are confident, and we will keep fighting for your rights in the courts. The facts and the Constitution are on our side. We expect to prevail again.”The U.S. threat is driven by concerns TikTok could be used to spy on Americans - a suggestion the company strongly rejects. Washington first sought to ban it back in 2020, during the Trump administration, but was blocked by the courts. Now White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre says a sale is realistic: “We believe that it is possible there already American investors who are who are willing and are interested in buying TikTok. So the interest is there. It's not like there isn't any.”Whether ByteDance is willing to sell looks like another matter. With TikTok accounting for just a small slice of its revenues, a U.S. shutdown might be no big deal for the firm.

STORY: U.S. lawmakers have set the stage for a battle over TikTok. They’ve given Chinese owner ByteDance until mid-January to divest the social network, or face a nationwide ban. But Reuters sources say the company has another idea. They say it will just shut TikTok down in the U.S. rather than sell it. That’s because the algorithm that powers the app is seen as ByteDance’s most valuable asset. It drives other platforms owned by the firm, and sources say its seen as more advanced than products from rivals like Tencent. Separating it from TikTok as part of any sale looks to be legally and technically all but impossible. Instead, ByteDance could just shut the app down in the U.S., and live without its 170 million users there. Late Thursday, the company would only say that it had no plan to sell TikTok. Earlier in the week, app boss Shou Zi Chew had vowed to win a legal battle over the possible ban: “Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere. We are confident, and we will keep fighting for your rights in the courts. The facts and the Constitution are on our side. We expect to prevail again.”The U.S. threat is driven by concerns TikTok could be used to spy on Americans - a suggestion the company strongly rejects. Washington first sought to ban it back in 2020, during the Trump administration, but was blocked by the courts. Now White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre says a sale is realistic: “We believe that it is possible there already American investors who are who are willing and are interested in buying TikTok. So the interest is there. It's not like there isn't any.”Whether ByteDance is willing to sell looks like another matter. With TikTok accounting for just a small slice of its revenues, a U.S. shutdown might be no big deal for the firm.

ByteDance 'will shut TikTok rather than sell it'

STORY: Music label executive JP Morray is one of those who sees potential advantages to a U.S. ban on Tiktok."I do believe it will be a blessing in disguise."On Tuesday, the Senate passed a bill to get Tiktok's Chinese owner Bytedance nine months to sell the short video app - that has 170 million American users, or have it banned in the US altogether. President Joe Biden has since signed it into law. But many experts doubt if any potential buyer has the financial resources to buy TikTok, or if China and U.S. government agencies would approve a sale.Morray is CEO of Interlude Studios, which relied on TikTok to launch careers of artists like singer ASTN.He said news of the Tiktok ban didn't come as a shock. He also says most artists he spoke to were ready to move on."It didn't really come along with any major concern. I would say the concern has been relatively minor because the artists are ready to move on to what's next. I think they're a bit tired of the vanity metrics and chasing those with TikToks day in and day out."TikTok has rivaled larger tech companies like Meta for user attention and ad budgets.It's changed how young people discover music, by catapulting emerging artists into viral hits.But Morray admits the app doesn't work as well for his own venture as it used to."The actual use of TikTok and the prioritization of that tool specifically for us and for artists, while it still remains, it isn't as powerful as it once was."Aside from the ban, Tiktok's clashed with music industry giants lately.It started pulling Universal Music's content from its app in February, after failing to reach a licensing agreement with the music label.Ultimately, Morray thinks the music industry should come up with its own platform for music discovery."Obviously it will come with its difficulties initially and its hardships, how can we reach people, how can we reach wider audiences, where are people going to get their music - all of these questions will arise but I think naturally it will resolve itself."The ban caps a four-year battle the US government launched over concerns Beijing could use TikTok to influence content or access user data."Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere."Tiktok's CEO Shou Zi Chew said in a video moments after Biden signed the ban, that the video app would continue working despite restrictions, and they would fight the ban in U.S. courts on First Amendment grounds.

STORY: Music label executive JP Morray is one of those who sees potential advantages to a U.S. ban on Tiktok."I do believe it will be a blessing in disguise."On Tuesday, the Senate passed a bill to get Tiktok's Chinese owner Bytedance nine months to sell the short video app - that has 170 million American users, or have it banned in the US altogether. President Joe Biden has since signed it into law. But many experts doubt if any potential buyer has the financial resources to buy TikTok, or if China and U.S. government agencies would approve a sale.Morray is CEO of Interlude Studios, which relied on TikTok to launch careers of artists like singer ASTN.He said news of the Tiktok ban didn't come as a shock. He also says most artists he spoke to were ready to move on."It didn't really come along with any major concern. I would say the concern has been relatively minor because the artists are ready to move on to what's next. I think they're a bit tired of the vanity metrics and chasing those with TikToks day in and day out."TikTok has rivaled larger tech companies like Meta for user attention and ad budgets.It's changed how young people discover music, by catapulting emerging artists into viral hits.But Morray admits the app doesn't work as well for his own venture as it used to."The actual use of TikTok and the prioritization of that tool specifically for us and for artists, while it still remains, it isn't as powerful as it once was."Aside from the ban, Tiktok's clashed with music industry giants lately.It started pulling Universal Music's content from its app in February, after failing to reach a licensing agreement with the music label.Ultimately, Morray thinks the music industry should come up with its own platform for music discovery."Obviously it will come with its difficulties initially and its hardships, how can we reach people, how can we reach wider audiences, where are people going to get their music - all of these questions will arise but I think naturally it will resolve itself."The ban caps a four-year battle the US government launched over concerns Beijing could use TikTok to influence content or access user data."Rest assured, we aren't going anywhere."Tiktok's CEO Shou Zi Chew said in a video moments after Biden signed the ban, that the video app would continue working despite restrictions, and they would fight the ban in U.S. courts on First Amendment grounds.

Music CEO: TikTok ban a 'blessing in disguise'

STORY: A sweeping foreign aid package cleared the final hurdle in the U.S. Congress with ease late on Tuesday, to provide fresh funding to Ukraine and Israel after months of delay. The Senate approved the $95-billion package by a wide margin of 79 to 18 votes.It was a combination of four bills:$61 billion goes to defending Ukraine against Russian advances in its war.$26 billion is for Israel - as well as humanitarian aid for civilians in conflict zones around the world.While some $8 billion will help Taiwan and other countries in the Indo-Pacific "counter communist China".A fourth bill was added to the package by the House of Representatives last week - to move on potentially banning the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok.Members of the House passed the combo package on Saturday, after Republicans there abruptly ended a months-long stalemate.President Joe Biden has promised to sign it into law as soon as it reaches his desk.Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called Tuesday's vote "an inflection point in history"."The conflicts we see right now in Europe and the Middle East and the tensions of the Indo-Pacific will go a long way in shaping the balance of power between democracy and autocracy in the decades to come and the consequences for America's long-term security will be profound."His Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell expressed regret about the delay."For months, our friends have watched to see whether America still had the strength that won the Cold War, or the resolve that has underpinned peace and prosperity, literally for decades. Our enemies have tested whether the arsenal of democracy is in fact built to endure. Well, tonight, the Senate will send a clear message."The two leaders applauded the bipartisan effort to finally get the package passed, after strong opposition mostly from hardline Republicans with close ties to Donald Trump.The former president has been skeptical of funding Ukraine as he pushes "America First" policies.McConnell later told a news conference he believes Congress has "turned the corner on the isolationist movement."About $10 billion of the Ukraine money comes in the form of a loan, which Trump had suggested - though this bill lets the president forgive the loan starting in 2026.

STORY: A sweeping foreign aid package cleared the final hurdle in the U.S. Congress with ease late on Tuesday, to provide fresh funding to Ukraine and Israel after months of delay. The Senate approved the $95-billion package by a wide margin of 79 to 18 votes.It was a combination of four bills:$61 billion goes to defending Ukraine against Russian advances in its war.$26 billion is for Israel - as well as humanitarian aid for civilians in conflict zones around the world.While some $8 billion will help Taiwan and other countries in the Indo-Pacific "counter communist China".A fourth bill was added to the package by the House of Representatives last week - to move on potentially banning the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok.Members of the House passed the combo package on Saturday, after Republicans there abruptly ended a months-long stalemate.President Joe Biden has promised to sign it into law as soon as it reaches his desk.Democratic Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called Tuesday's vote "an inflection point in history"."The conflicts we see right now in Europe and the Middle East and the tensions of the Indo-Pacific will go a long way in shaping the balance of power between democracy and autocracy in the decades to come and the consequences for America's long-term security will be profound."His Republican counterpart Mitch McConnell expressed regret about the delay."For months, our friends have watched to see whether America still had the strength that won the Cold War, or the resolve that has underpinned peace and prosperity, literally for decades. Our enemies have tested whether the arsenal of democracy is in fact built to endure. Well, tonight, the Senate will send a clear message."The two leaders applauded the bipartisan effort to finally get the package passed, after strong opposition mostly from hardline Republicans with close ties to Donald Trump.The former president has been skeptical of funding Ukraine as he pushes "America First" policies.McConnell later told a news conference he believes Congress has "turned the corner on the isolationist movement."About $10 billion of the Ukraine money comes in the form of a loan, which Trump had suggested - though this bill lets the president forgive the loan starting in 2026.

Senate passes $95-bln Ukraine, Israel aid bill

STORY: TikTok on Sunday reiterated free speech concerns about a bill that was passed by the U.S. House Saturday.The measure would ban the popular social media app in the U.S. if its Chinese owner ByteDance did not sell its stake within a year.The house approved the legislation 360-58 which was a part of a broader foreign aid package.The senate is expected to vote on it this week and President Joe Biden has said he would sign it.In a statement TikTok said, "It is unfortunate that the House of Representatives is using the cover of important foreign and humanitarian assistance to once again jam through a ban bill that would trample the free speech rights of 170 million Americans.”Many U.S. lawmakers from both the Republican and Democratic parties and the Biden administration say TikTok poses national security risks because China could compel the company to share the data of its 170 million U.S. users. TikTok insists it has never shared U.S. data and never would.Democratic U.S. Senator Mark Warner, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, on Sunday Told CBS News TikTok could be used as a propaganda tool by the Chinese government.While Democratic U.S. Representative Ro Khanna told ABC News Sunday that a a TikTok ban may not survive legal scrutiny in courts, citing the U.S. Constitution's free speech protections.The House voted on March 13 to give ByteDance about six months to divest the U.S. assets of the short-video app, or face a ban.The legislation passed on Saturday extends that deadline.

STORY: TikTok on Sunday reiterated free speech concerns about a bill that was passed by the U.S. House Saturday.The measure would ban the popular social media app in the U.S. if its Chinese owner ByteDance did not sell its stake within a year.The house approved the legislation 360-58 which was a part of a broader foreign aid package.The senate is expected to vote on it this week and President Joe Biden has said he would sign it.In a statement TikTok said, "It is unfortunate that the House of Representatives is using the cover of important foreign and humanitarian assistance to once again jam through a ban bill that would trample the free speech rights of 170 million Americans.”Many U.S. lawmakers from both the Republican and Democratic parties and the Biden administration say TikTok poses national security risks because China could compel the company to share the data of its 170 million U.S. users. TikTok insists it has never shared U.S. data and never would.Democratic U.S. Senator Mark Warner, chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, on Sunday Told CBS News TikTok could be used as a propaganda tool by the Chinese government.While Democratic U.S. Representative Ro Khanna told ABC News Sunday that a a TikTok ban may not survive legal scrutiny in courts, citing the U.S. Constitution's free speech protections.The House voted on March 13 to give ByteDance about six months to divest the U.S. assets of the short-video app, or face a ban.The legislation passed on Saturday extends that deadline.

TikTok raises concerns about bill passed by US House

En Estados Unidos, la amenaza de una posible prohibición de TikTok se agrava. ¿Por qué?

Republicanos presentan nuevo proyecto de ley para bloquear TikTok en EE.UU.

STORY: In March, the US House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill giving ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, about six months to sell the app's US assets or face a ban, citing national security concerns. Senators are still undecided on how to proceed.Biden has said he would sign such a bill if it reached his desk.

STORY: In March, the US House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill giving ByteDance, the Chinese company that owns TikTok, about six months to sell the app's US assets or face a ban, citing national security concerns. Senators are still undecided on how to proceed.Biden has said he would sign such a bill if it reached his desk.

Biden discussed TikTok in call with China's Xi

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張家輝，演警探、悍匪，甚至拳手等角色都深入民心，演技無容置疑，但其實有很長一段時間，他在觀眾眼中是個諧星，也只能是個諧星：「因為我是個演員，都有很多欲望、追求，我就某段時間煞停自己，不演喜劇。如果市場覺得我不演喜劇就不是演員，那我就不是一個演員囉！」最終市場肯定了其演員夢，他更獲封香港電影金像獎、台灣金馬獎影帝，此時他卻謙遜地道：「其實我沒想過做戲，我也沒立志要做戲，我亦不覺得識做戲。」今

張家輝，演警探、悍匪，甚至拳手等角色都深入民心，演技無容置疑，但其實有很長一段時間，他在觀眾眼中是個諧星，也只能是個諧星：「因為我是個演員，都有很多欲望、追求，我就某段時間煞停自己，不演喜劇。如果市場覺得我不演喜劇就不是演員，那我就不是一個演員囉！」最終市場肯定了其演員夢，他更獲封香港電影金像獎、台灣金馬獎影帝，此時他卻謙遜地道：「其實我沒想過做戲，我也沒立志要做戲，我亦不覺得識做戲。」今

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曾經兩奪叱叱唱作人金獎的林奕匡，邀請Wyman黃偉文操刀為新歌《藝術與科學》寫詞，其中一句「不中就不中」既可比喻愛情，亦適合形容創作。《高山低谷》爆紅十年，要超越前作談何容易？Phil直言「不強求啲歌一定要中」，總之每首作品都係自己喜歡，自己骨肉。

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政府全面撤辣後，樓市交投變得很暢旺，但最近還有另一個議題，也大家很關注的。所指就是垃圾徵費。垃圾徵費會在今年八月一日實施，雖然最終會否進一步押後或擱置，我們暫仍觀望事態發展，但如果真的落實推行，對我們生活又有什麼影響? 最近我們《胡．說樓市》都收到不少相關谷友查詢相關議題，所以也歸納了常見問題，跟大家討論一下。

要做到源頭減廢，政府決定透過立法對垃圾收費，由今年八月一日起，我們丟家居垃圾要付費。政策設有兩種徵收垃圾費的模式，第一種模式，也是我們最討論的，就是「按袋收費」。日後我們要買指定膠袋來丟垃圾、或大型垃圾貼上指定標籤，之後再由屋苑清潔工透過食環署或其承辦商的垃圾車收集、經私營垃圾收集商用壓縮垃圾車、甚或乎以螞蟻搬家形式把垃圾送往食環署垃圾收集站。

一共會九種不同size的膠袋可選擇，收費劃一為每公升0.11元，我們要按自己拋棄垃圾量選購適合自己垃圾袋。例如一個15公升的垃圾袋，日後要支付1.7元，再大一點20公升就要2.2元，如此類推。一些比較大的垃圾、垃圾袋不能裝上的就要貼上指定標籤，每一個標籤收費11元。指定膠袋及標籤可在不同超市、便利店及藥房購買。部份管理公司可能會在政策實施初期，協助居民去買袋，透過如此模式來買袋，管理公司可獲回贈指定袋3%作為服務費。

垃圾徵費另一個備受批評的地方，就是刻意買一個膠袋來盛載垃圾，這個舉動並不環保，尤其我們去超市購物，本身已經支付了一元買膠袋，回家拋棄垃圾時要再買指定袋丟棄，似乎跟環保的原意背道而馳。雖然政府容許大部份指定授權零售點「一袋兩用」，也就是說，買散裝單個指定袋來替代平時的膠袋，以便回家後可用來盛載垃圾。

但實情有部份商舖仍未做得到「一袋兩用」，而且，我們日常生活中，未必事事買指定袋來包裝貨品，如買一盒外賣本已有膠袋包裝、去街市買蔬菜也用膠袋包裝，但之後都要拋棄在指定袋內，這些大家都要留意。

另外，由於清潔工要確保垃圾妥善包裝，如果鄰居不聽從指示以非指定袋來包裝垃圾，又或者清潔工人根本未能確定來源的違規垃圾，清潔工是要抽出相關垃圾，再由指定袋包妥或貼上指定標籤。屋苑要為部份居民「包底」。「包底」由誰人去支付，以及公共地方的垃圾由誰人支付等問題，居民也應該要去找管理公司商討。

除了按袋收費，第二種收費模式是按重收費。大家可以不用買袋包裝垃圾，而是在收集垃圾後，才一次過在廢物轉運站或堆填區，按磅重重量來結算，收取俗稱的「入閘費」。「入閘費」多少視乎運往不同的地點，每公噸收費為365-395元。所以基本上，如果你的屋苑已經採用了買袋模式來處理垃圾，大抵上是不用繳付「入閘費」，這樣可避免「俾完又俾」的雙重徵費問題。

雖則說不會雙重徵費，但其實，在實際執行是有可能要「俾完又俾」的。因為最終需否支付「入閘費」是取決於由哪一種垃圾收集車輛把垃圾運走。一般由食環署或承辦商的垃圾車隊收集垃圾、或私營垃圾收集商以壓縮型垃圾車收集，只要用上指定袋或標籤，都不用繳「入閘費」；但在少數情況下，透過私營垃圾收集商以非壓縮型垃圾車收集，則怎樣也要支付「入閘費」。所以作為業主要跟管理公司確定屋苑用哪種方式來收垃圾、以及怎樣運走。

政府全面撤辣後，樓市交投變得很暢旺，但最近還有另一個議題，也大家很關注的。所指就是垃圾徵費。垃圾徵費會在今年八月一日實施，雖然最終會否進一步押後或擱置，我們暫仍觀望事態發展，但如果真的落實推行，對我們生活又有什麼影響? 最近我們《胡．說樓市》都收到不少相關谷友查詢相關議題，所以也歸納了常見問題，跟大家討論一下。  要做到源頭減廢，政府決定透過立法對垃圾收費，由今年八月一日起，我們丟家居垃圾要付費。政策設有兩種徵收垃圾費的模式，第一種模式，也是我們最討論的，就是「按袋收費」。日後我們要買指定膠袋來丟垃圾、或大型垃圾貼上指定標籤，之後再由屋苑清潔工透過食環署或其承辦商的垃圾車收集、經私營垃圾收集商用壓縮垃圾車、甚或乎以螞蟻搬家形式把垃圾送往食環署垃圾收集站。  一共會九種不同size的膠袋可選擇，收費劃一為每公升0.11元，我們要按自己拋棄垃圾量選購適合自己垃圾袋。例如一個15公升的垃圾袋，日後要支付1.7元，再大一點20公升就要2.2元，如此類推。一些比較大的垃圾、垃圾袋不能裝上的就要貼上指定標籤，每一個標籤收費11元。指定膠袋及標籤可在不同超市、便利店及藥房購買。部份管理公司可能會在政策實施初期，協助居民去買袋，透過如此模式來買袋，管理公司可獲回贈指定袋3%作為服務費。  垃圾徵費另一個備受批評的地方，就是刻意買一個膠袋來盛載垃圾，這個舉動並不環保，尤其我們去超市購物，本身已經支付了一元買膠袋，回家拋棄垃圾時要再買指定袋丟棄，似乎跟環保的原意背道而馳。雖然政府容許大部份指定授權零售點「一袋兩用」，也就是說，買散裝單個指定袋來替代平時的膠袋，以便回家後可用來盛載垃圾。  但實情有部份商舖仍未做得到「一袋兩用」，而且，我們日常生活中，未必事事買指定袋來包裝貨品，如買一盒外賣本已有膠袋包裝、去街市買蔬菜也用膠袋包裝，但之後都要拋棄在指定袋內，這些大家都要留意。  另外，由於清潔工要確保垃圾妥善包裝，如果鄰居不聽從指示以非指定袋來包裝垃圾，又或者清潔工人根本未能確定來源的違規垃圾，清潔工是要抽出相關垃圾，再由指定袋包妥或貼上指定標籤。屋苑要為部份居民「包底」。「包底」由誰人去支付，以及公共地方的垃圾由誰人支付等問題，居民也應該要去找管理公司商討。  除了按袋收費，第二種收費模式是按重收費。大家可以不用買袋包裝垃圾，而是在收集垃圾後，才一次過在廢物轉運站或堆填區，按磅重重量來結算，收取俗稱的「入閘費」。「入閘費」多少視乎運往不同的地點，每公噸收費為365-395元。所以基本上，如果你的屋苑已經採用了買袋模式來處理垃圾，大抵上是不用繳付「入閘費」，這樣可避免「俾完又俾」的雙重徵費問題。  雖則說不會雙重徵費，但其實，在實際執行是有可能要「俾完又俾」的。因為最終需否支付「入閘費」是取決於由哪一種垃圾收集車輛把垃圾運走。一般由食環署或承辦商的垃圾車隊收集垃圾、或私營垃圾收集商以壓縮型垃圾車收集，只要用上指定袋或標籤，都不用繳「入閘費」；但在少數情況下，透過私營垃圾收集商以非壓縮型垃圾車收集，則怎樣也要支付「入閘費」。所以作為業主要跟管理公司確定屋苑用哪種方式來收垃圾、以及怎樣運走。

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