Telegram CEO Defends Transparency Following Arrest in France
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov's arrest in France sparks debate on platform responsibility. The company defends its stance on transparency and neutrality while facing allegations of enabling criminal activities.
Chrome's Data Collection Practices Spark Class Action Lawsuit Against Google
A federal appeals court has revived a class action lawsuit against Google for allegedly collecting user data through its Chrome browser without proper consent. The lawsuit, originally filed in 2020, claims that Google gathered data such as browsing history and IP addresses without users' explicit permission.
X Announces Immediate Cessation of Operations in Brazil
Social media giant X, formerly Twitter, has announced the immediate cessation of its operations in Brazil amidst escalating tensions with Brazil's Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes over content moderation issues. Despite the shutdown, X assured that its service would remain accessible to Brazilian users.
New FTC Rule Targets Fake Online Reviews and Social Media Manipulation Starting October
The FTC's new rule targeting fake online reviews and social media manipulation is set to take effect this October, aiming to enhance digital transparency and protect consumers. Companies will need to comply with stricter guidelines to avoid penalties and maintain the integrity of their online presence.
Epic Games Store Debuts on iPhone in EU, Reintroduces Fortnite to iOS Users
After a four-year hiatus, Fortnite returns to iPhones in the EU through the new Epic Games Store, enabled by the EU's Digital Markets Act. This exclusive launch marks a significant milestone in the ongoing Epic-Apple saga.
Legal Action Taken Against Websites Using AI for Digital Undressing
In a landmark case, the San Francisco City Attorney's office has filed a lawsuit against 16 websites using AI to create non-consensual deepfake pornography. The legal action seeks to shut down these sites and impose civil penalties for their violations.