Meta’s Facebook to settle the data privacy lawsuit
According to a court filing, Meta Platforms Inc.'s Facebook has in principle agreed to settle a case filed in federal court in San Francisco...
Google starts anti-disinformation campaign in some EU countries
Based on studies conducted by psychologists at two British universities, Google's Jigsaw subsidiary will start a campaign the next week to combat misinformation about...
Tech firms asked to store user data in Vietnam
In its most recent effort to tighten cybersecurity regulations, the Vietnamese government has mandated technology companies to keep customer data locally and establish local...
Harry Potter author JK Rowling receives death threats
After denouncing the attack on British novelist Salman Rushdie on Twitter, J.K. Rowling, the creator of the Harry Potter series, got a death threat....
Twitter lawsuit looms, Musk sells Tesla shares worth $6.9bn
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has sold an additional 7.92 million Tesla shares for approximately $6.88 billion (£5.7 billion).According to regulatory documents, the sales...
Misleading users: Australian court asks Google to pay $43 million
The Federal Court of Australia ordered Alphabet Inc.'s Google business to pay A$60 million ($42.7 million) in fines for deceiving customers about the acquisition...
Meta’s chatbot reveals company is exploiting people
A new prototype chatbot for Meta claimed to the media that Mark Zuckerberg takes advantage of its users to make money.According to Meta, the...
Licence breaches: Yahoo, Paypal blocked in Indonesia
Due to their inability to adhere to license requirements, Indonesia has blocked the search engine Yahoo, the payments company PayPal, and other gaming websites,...
Amazon Web Services to expand operations in Chile, Latin America
Despite current political unrest, Amazon Web Services (AWS), a division of Amazon.com Inc., expects continued development in Chile and the rest of Latin America...