Father and Son Killed in Fiery Tesla Crash, Lawsuit Says
A wrongful death lawsuit alleges a Tesla Model 3 in self-driving mode veered off the road, hit a tree, and caught fire, trapping and killing both occupants due to inoperable door handles.
A wrongful death lawsuit alleges a Tesla Model 3 in self-driving mode veered off the road, hit a tree, and caught fire, trapping and killing both occupants due to inoperable door handles.
Russian citizens are resisting the Kremlin's push to adopt the state-backed messaging service MAX, citing concerns over digital freedom and surveillance despite official security justifications.
A US judge has dismissed a lawsuit from WhatsApp's former security head, Abdullah Baig, who alleged Meta ignored flaws risking billions of users, citing insufficient evidence.
The legal clash between rap icon Eminem and Australian swimwear brand Swim Shady approaches a pivotal ruling. The outcome could reshape trademark battles across multiple international markets.
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Australia's world-first teen social media ban has proven ineffective, with 70% of children still on platforms and no reduction in cyberbullying, highlighting policy flaws and ignored expert warnings.
The FDA has postponed authorising popular nicotine pouches like Zyn and Velo in the US due to concerns about addiction risks for young users and non-smokers, impacting tobacco firms' shares.
An in-depth analysis of the 3 April Guardian Weekly issue, exploring the critical juncture for Big Tech amid regulatory pressures, ethical dilemmas, and market shifts.
Iranian drone attacks on Amazon Web Services facilities mark the first deliberate wartime targeting of commercial data centers, raising questions about future conflict infrastructure.
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RecommendedAustralia's social media ban for under-16s is struggling as two-thirds of teens remain on platforms, age checks fail, and safety features are bypassed, raising global concerns.
An investigation reveals a sophisticated illegal gambling network, using AI-generated fake CEOs and based in opaque jurisdictions, targeting vulnerable UK gamblers and generating riches for offshore tycoons.
Australia's e-safety commissioner has identified significant enforcement issues with the social media ban for under-16s, warning platforms like Meta, YouTube, and TikTok of potential non-compliance and fines up to A$49.5 million.
Proposals to include online games in social media bans are criticised as unworkable, unnecessary, and potentially damaging to young people's development and safety.
Major social media platforms Meta and YouTube are embroiled in significant court cases, raising critical questions about content moderation and legal accountability in the digital age.
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RecommendedPenguin Random House files lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT mimicked its German children's book series 'Coconut the Little Dragon' without permission.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer pledges to crack down on addictive social media features like infinite scrolling, warning tech companies that the status quo must change to protect children.
The incoming chair of Ofcom confronts a critical challenge in regulating GB News, balancing impartiality rules with partisan broadcasting in a politically charged media landscape.
Australian authorities are investigating major tech firms including Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and Google over potential social media bans, citing concerns about online safety and regulatory compliance.
Australia's e-safety commissioner flags 'major gaps' in social media platforms' enforcement of the under-16 ban, with investigations into Meta, TikTok, and others for potential non-compliance.
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RecommendedGovernor Gavin Newsom signs executive order requiring AI companies to meet safety standards for state contracts, challenging Trump's deregulation push.
Australia's eSafety Commissioner alleges major social media platforms are not fully complying with laws banning children under 16, with potential court action and multimillion-dollar fines looming.
Google UK's managing director Kate Alessi cautions that a blanket social media ban for under-16s could push children to more dangerous online spaces and remove parental choice, amid government consultation and a landmark US court case.
Google's UK leader Kate Alessi cautions that banning social media for under-16s could push children to riskier online spaces, as the firm plans to appeal a landmark addiction ruling.
A damning internal email from a YouTube employee stating the goal was 'viewer addiction' has been revealed in a major personal injury case involving over 10,000 plaintiffs.
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RecommendedA jury rejected Meta's victim-blaming strategy in a landmark case, awarding $6 million in damages and highlighting public distrust of tech firms over social media harms.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer warns social media companies that addictive features targeting children will not be tolerated, signaling potential government regulation.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges action against addictive social media features, citing a US ruling as a turning point. New screen time guidance for children under five also announced.
Courts in New Mexico and Los Angeles have found Meta and Google legally responsible for harms caused to users, including child exploitation and addiction, marking a potential turning point in tech accountability.
Two US juries have ruled against Meta and YouTube, awarding millions in damages for designing addictive platforms that caused harm, marking a potential turning point in tech accountability.
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RecommendedMark Zuckerberg attended court as US juries found Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive products harming children, with fines and platform changes sought.