Law

Australia introduces a bold proposal to ban social media access for children under 16, aiming to protect youth from online risks and challenges.

South Korea fines Meta $15.6M for sensitive data collection without consent, affecting 980,000 users. Facebook owner denies making any comment.

Brazilian institute files a $525 million lawsuit against major social media platforms, alleging insufficient measures to deny underage users access.

Lyft agrees to pay $2.1 million after FTC finds its driver ads misleading, inflating earnings claims by misrepresenting potential driver income.

EU and China to continue talks on EV tariffs, exploring options like minimum price commitments and investments in Europe. Further technical talks are expected.

Noyb has accused Pinterest of violating GDPR by not obtaining user consent for ad tracking. This complaint could lead to significant fines for the platform.

Meta Platforms wins a shareholder lawsuit over child safety allegations, affirming its commitment to user safety and addressing investor concerns effectively.

Meta is facing multiple U.S. state lawsuits alleging its platforms contribute to teen social media addiction and mental health issues.

The US targets Google in a landmark antitrust case, potentially forcing a breakup of the tech giant amid growing concerns over its monopoly power.

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Meta faces a $101.5M fine for a major data breach that exposed Facebook passwords, raising concerns over user privacy and data security practices.

After initially defying the Brazilian order to block access to social platform X, Starlink has now confirmed that it will comply with the legal directive.

Nvidia dropped $279 billion in market value on Tuesday, in the biggest one-day Wall Street fall, decreasing ever more the stakeholders’ optimism regarding AI.

Google’s antitrust issues are rising, as Yelp intended on Wednesday a lawsuit claiming that Google ruled the local advertising field through its monopoly.

An appeals court inverted a lower court verdict to reject a lawsuit aiming class action status that presumed the browser violated privacy.

A class-action lawsuit in California federal court has hit Anthropic. Their books train the AI chatbot, Claude.

A federal judge ruled this Monday that Google gas violated US antitrust law with its main search business powered by exclusive suspicious contracts.

Apple removes 25 VPN apps from the Russian App Store at Roskomnadzor's request, impacting access to restricted content and online privacy.

Microsoft has agreed to a $14 million settlement with a California agency, due to employees being unlawfully penalized for taking family-care leave.

This Monday, the Supreme Court ruled out a decision where they are further looking into creating a future where content moderation is possible.

Microsoft Teams faces serious allegations against their practices when it comes to a fair market due to Antitrust charges.

Kaspersky software was banned in the US after the government raised security concerns regarding the antivirus software company.

Adobe Photoshop is sued by the US after the editing program had been hiding terminational fees, making it hard to cancel subscriptions.

Former SpaceX employees filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk and SpaceX for alleged gender inequalities and sexual harassment.

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