New York Times Tech Union Goes on Strike 1 Day Before Election
A union of New York Times tech workers on Monday morning went on strike, just one day before the Tuesday General Election.
Australian Court Sides with X in Free Speech Battle
Australian court ruled in favor of social media platform X, allowing it to keep video footage of attack on Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel accessible within country.
Dozens of States Sue TikTok, Alleging Addictive Features for Youth
More than a dozen states are coming together to sue TikTok, joining other states, California AG Rob Bonta and New York AG Letitia James announced on Oct. 8.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Orders X to Be Reinstated in Brazil
Brazil’s Supreme Court authorized reinstatement of social media platform X in Brazil after company met legal requirements and complied with judicial orders.
Telegram Agrees to Give Phone Numbers and IP Addresses to Authorities
The messaging app Telegram has agreed to disclose users’ phone numbers and IP addresses to law enforcement agencies in response to “valid legal requests.”
Microsoft-Owned LinkedIn Using People’s Data to Train Artificial Intelligence Models
Professional networking platform LinkedIn has confirmed that it automatically uses personal user data to train AI models without first informing its members.
Who Is Pavel Durov and What Are the Allegations Against Telegram?
CEO and co-founder of the messaging app Telegram, Pavel Durov, has been in custody in France since Aug. 24, sparking a political and diplomatic dispute.
Ad Group Shuts Down After Being Sued by Elon Musk’s Company
The Global Alliance for Responsible Media was hit with an antitrust lawsuit.
A group of advertisers is shutting down due to a lawsuit from Elon...
Meta Agrees to Pay Texas $1.4 Billion Settlement in Biometric Data Lawsuit
Meta agreed to pay $1.4 billion to settle lawsuit brought by state of Texas over its unauthorized capture and use of personal biometric data of Facebook users.
Warning Issued to iPhone Users as Hackers Target Apple IDs in New Cyberattack
A California-based security firm issued new warning to iPhone users after cybercriminals actively seeking to exploit Apple IDs through malicious SMS messages.
Fired OpenAI Researcher Warns of Urgent CCP Espionage Threat
Leopold Aschenbrenner issues a warning about the CCP exploiting AI: ‘The preservation of the free world against the authoritarian states is on the line.’
Facebook Parent Meta Agrees to Settle Cambridge Analytica Scandal Case for $725 Million
Meta Platforms, Inc. agreed to pay $725 million to resolve class-action lawsuit accusing it of allowing third parties to access users’ personal info.
