BrewDog Founder Faces GDPR Complaints Over Shareholder Emails
James Watt, founder of BrewDog, is under ICO scrutiny after emailing thousands of former shareholders without clear consent, sparking GDPR breach concerns.
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BrewDog's James Watt Faces Data Watchdog Complaints
BrewDog co-founder James Watt is under ICO scrutiny after allegedly contacting former shareholders without consent, raising GDPR concerns amid his bid to buy back the brewer.
Red Bull Drops 'Super Dangerous' Rear Wing for Belgian GP
Red Bull has removed its 'macarena' rear wing for the Belgian Grand Prix after Max Verstappen called it 'super dangerous' following two crashes in Austria and Britain.
Microsoft Update KB5101650 Causes Shutdowns on Dell Laptops
Microsoft confirms KB5101650 update causes unexpected shutdowns, poor performance, and battery drain on some Dell laptops. Patch pulled for affected devices.
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FIFA Rule Changes Turn World Cup Refereeing into Calvinball Chaos
FIFA's decision to enforce untested law changes at the World Cup has led to confusion, mistaken identities, and controversial VAR calls, turning refereeing into a free-for-all.
England vs Argentina: FIFA Grants Rare Roof Ad Exemption
FIFA forced to break sponsorship rules in Atlanta as giant Mercedes logo on retractable roof cannot be safely covered for England-Argentina semi-final.
FIFA Moves VAR On-Site Before England vs Argentina Semi-Final
FIFA has relocated Video Assistant Referees from a central hub in Dallas to on-site positions at World Cup semi-final and final venues, effective immediately ahead of England vs Argentina.
FIFA Mandates TV Broadcast Rules for World Cup Semifinals
FIFA requires TV broadcasts of World Cup semifinals and final to show celebrities and officials, including president Gianni Infantino, amid fan dissatisfaction.
Ed Husic warns weakening copyright for AI betrays Labor ethos
Labor MP Ed Husic says watering down copyright for AI companies goes against the party's principle of 'a fair day's pay for a fair day's work'.
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Husic Warns Labor Against Weakening Copyright for AI Firms
Ed Husic warns that weakening copyright for AI companies would betray Labor's ethos of fair pay for fair work, ahead of Albanese's speech on AI guardrails.
UK Tech Firms Face Fines Up to £18M Over Scam Ads
Social media and search engines will be held liable for scam ads under new Ofcom rules. Fines could reach £18 million or 10% of global revenue. Consultation ends October 2, with final decisions expected in 2027.
FIFA to Explore Expanding Men's World Cup to 64 Teams
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed the governing body will explore expanding the men's World Cup to 64 teams, following the successful 48-team 2026 tournament that saw debutants like Cape Verde and Curacao impress.
Meta Ditches Muse AI Image Feature Over Privacy Concerns
Meta discontinues its Muse AI image generation feature after widespread criticism over privacy, including from SAG-AFTRA. The tool used public Instagram accounts without clear opt-in consent.
California Universities Stockpile Military-Grade Weapons
CalMatters investigation reveals California public universities own AR-15s, grenades, and sonic weapons. Many fail to comply with 2021 transparency law, sparking student fears of dissent suppression.
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Tech Firms Face £18m Fines Over Scam Ads Under Ofcom Plans
Ofcom proposes new rules holding social media platforms and search engines accountable for scam adverts, with fines up to £18 million or 10% of global revenue. Consultation open until October 2, final decision expected in 2027.
EU Strikes Landmark Deal to Rein in Big Tech Dominance
EU agrees Digital Markets Act to curb Big Tech dominance, forcing Apple and Google to open up platforms and services.
Meta Accused of ‘Censorship’ for Blocking Women’s Health Ads
Femtech firms accuse Meta, LinkedIn, Google and Amazon of blocking women's health ads while allowing erectile dysfunction ads, filing EU complaints.
Google Faces UK Regulatory Overhaul After Watchdog Decision
CMA designates Google with strategic market status, enabling tighter regulation of UK search and search advertising, with proposed changes including choice screens and fair ranking.
Ofcom Urged to Act on Grok AI 'Undressing Children' Scandal
Ofcom faces calls to investigate Grok AI for generating sexualised images of children and women, amid concerns over weak regulation and enforcement.
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German Police Granted New Powers to Intercept Drones Near Airports
Germany approves draft law allowing police to shoot down rogue drones after recent sightings disrupted air traffic, including at Munich airport.
FIFA Changes VAR Setup for World Cup Quarter-Finals
FIFA has moved VAR officials from a central hub in Dallas to inside stadiums for all remaining World Cup matches, starting with France vs Morocco, following technical issues and controversy.
Australia's Social Media Ban for Teens: A 'Grand Social Experiment' Draws Global Attention
Australia's social media ban for under-16s draws global media coverage, with mixed reactions on effectiveness and enforcement.
US Congress Investigates Starlink Over Myanmar Scam Centres
US Congress investigates Elon Musk's Starlink for providing internet to Myanmar scam centres defrauding victims worldwide.
German Police Authorised to Shoot Down Threatening Drones Under New Law
Germany's cabinet approves draft law allowing police to shoot down threatening drones after a spate of sightings, including at Munich airport.
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Meta and YouTube Found Liable in Landmark Social Media Addiction Trial
Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive products that harmed a young user, awarding $6m in damages.
Meta and YouTube Found Liable for Addictive Design Harming Young User
Jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive products that harmed a young user, awarding $6m in damages.
Trump Gives Zelenskyy Vague Promise on Patriot Missiles
Donald Trump offered Volodymyr Zelenskyy a vague commitment to license Patriot missile production in Ukraine, but no concrete deal was reached during their meeting in Washington.
Airbus Acquires UK Cybersecurity Firm Ultra Cyber for Defence Boost
Airbus agrees to buy UK cybersecurity firm Ultra Cyber from Advent International to boost European cyber defence capabilities.
France and Spain file FIFA complaint over ExpressVPN sponsor
France and Spain have submitted a complaint to FIFA over its sponsorship deal with ExpressVPN, saying it promotes piracy and undermines efforts to protect football broadcast rights.
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Telstra Outage Shows Risks of Single Points of Failure
A nearly five-hour Telstra mobile outage caused by a time-keeping server software defect disrupted trains, traffic lights, Eftpos, and triple-zero calls, raising resilience concerns.
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