A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $567 million for harming youth mental health, setting a significant legal precedent for social media regulation and corporate accountability.
A federal court has blocked the use of broad cell location data requests, ruling that 'tower dump' surveillance practices infringe upon constitutional protections against unreasonable government searches.
Apple is fighting a new UK government directive to grant access to encrypted iCloud backups, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing struggle over digital privacy and state surveillance.
A new European initiative is challenging the push for mandatory Digital ID and age verification, advocating for privacy-preserving, decentralized alternatives that prevent state-backed tracking of citizens.
Australia has initiated legal proceedings against Telegram, alleging the platform failed to remove extremist material, setting the stage for a significant showdown over platform accountability and moderation.
