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.
Category : Regulation
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.
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.
Telstra Blames Software Defect for Major Outage
Telstra attributed a major outage on Wednesday to a software defect that disrupted mobile services, regional trains, and triple-zero calls, affecting thousands of customers across Australia.
Guardian Privacy Policy: Data Collection, Use, and Your Rights
This policy explains how Guardian News & Media collects, uses, and protects your personal data, including your rights under UK, EU, US, and Australian laws.
BoE governor says able to spot lobbying after Farage crypto meeting
Andrew Bailey confirms no policy changes resulted from Nigel Farage's lobbying on cryptocurrency policy, amid a crisis over undeclared funding from a crypto tycoon.
Meta on Trial Over Child Safety: Can It Protect Its Next Generation of Users?
Meta faces a landmark trial in New Mexico over child safety, with allegations it prioritised profit over protecting children on Instagram and Facebook.
Taylor Swift Files Three Trademarks to Protect Against AI Threats
Taylor Swift files three trademarks to protect her voice and image from AI misuse, following past deepfake incidents.
Tesla Faces Second Lawsuit Over Fatal Cybertruck Crash in California
Parents of a second victim sue Tesla over Cybertruck crash, alleging design flaw trapped passengers in a fatal fire.
Families Sue OpenAI Over Failure to Report Canada School Shooter's ChatGPT Conversations
Families sue OpenAI over failure to report Canada school shooter's ChatGPT conversations, alleging negligence and wrongful death.
Harry and Meghan Call US Tech Trial a 'Turning Point' for Child Safety
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle praise a US trial on children's online safety as a 'turning point', highlighting revelations about tech companies' practices.
UK Regulations Drive Global Child Safety Changes by Social Media Giants
UK's age appropriate design code prompts TikTok, Instagram, YouTube to implement global child safety changes, proving British regulatory influence.
AI Blamed for Iran School Strike, but Human Error Was the Real Cause
US airstrike on Iranian school killed 175+ children. AI chatbot blamed, but human database error and Palantir's Maven system were the real causes.
Critical Chrome Alert: Update Now to Fix 433 Issues
Google releases Chrome 150 update fixing 433 security flaws, including critical sandbox escape vulnerabilities. Users urged to restart browsers immediately.
Pinterest CEO Calls for Social Media Ban for Under-16s, Citing Australia Model
Pinterest CEO Bill Ready calls for a ban on social media for under-16s, citing Australia's model, as trial over youth addiction continues.
Silverstone Anticlimax: F1 Faces Rules Rethink After Safety Car
Charles Leclerc won the British Grand Prix behind a safety car after Max Verstappen's late crash, sparking debate over F1's rules and a potential rethink to avoid anticlimactic finishes.
EU's Digital Sovereignty Plans Fall Short, Critics Say
EU unveils digital sovereignty package to reduce reliance on US tech, but critics cite flaws in enforcement and AI vision.
AI Firm Anthropic Sues US Defence Department Over Blacklisting
Anthropic sues US DoD over supply chain risk blacklisting, alleging unlawful punishment for refusing ideological demands on AI use.
NatWest Warns of £12,000 ISA Limit Change in 2027
NatWest is emailing customers about government ISA reforms from April 6, 2027, including a £12,000 cash ISA limit for under-65s and a 22% charge on cash held in stocks and shares ISAs.
Irish Deputy PM Demands Social Media Ban For Under 16s
Irish Government considers social media ban for under-16s, prefers EU-level action, citing public health risks.
Karnataka Bans Social Media For Under 16s In India First
Karnataka bans social media for under-16s, becoming first Indian state to do so, amid global debate on children's digital safety.
Meta and YouTube Found Liable for Harming Young User's Mental Health in Landmark US Verdict
US jury finds Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive products harming a young user, awarding $6m in damages.
Millions of UK Mobiles Activated as Government Tests National Alert System
Millions of UK phones received a test of the government's emergency alert system on Sunday, with a 10-second siren and message.
Indonesia to Ban Social Media for Children Under 16
Indonesia will ban social media for children under 16 from March 28, targeting platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram to protect minors from harmful content.
Northern Quarter Billboard to Be Removed After Court Battle
A massive digital advertising hoarding in Manchester's Northern Quarter, deemed 'overbearing' and a driver distraction, must be removed by August 29 after City Outdoor Media lost a court appeal.
John Oliver Slams Prediction Markets as 'Grim Betting Sites'
John Oliver criticises prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket as dark, unregulated betting sites that profit from tragedy.
Yamato City Bans Smartphone Use While Walking, No Penalties Attached
Yamato City in Japan bans smartphone use while walking, relying on social norms rather than penalties to change behaviour.
Macron Defends EU AI Rules and Vows Crackdown on Child ‘Digital Abuse’
Macron defends EU AI rules at Delhi summit, vows crackdown on child digital abuse amid global concern over AI risks.
Spanish Court Fines Meta €481m in Data Ruling
Spanish court fines Meta €481m for GDPR violations, ruling it unfairly used user data to harm media outlets' ad revenues.
Trump Aide Stephen Miller's 'Change the Voters' Post Sparks Fury Ahead of Midterms
Stephen Miller's 'change the voters' post and Trump's row with Senate Republicans over voting laws spark democracy fears ahead of US midterms.
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