The Justice Department is targeting Starlink satellite internet terminals used by scam compounds in Myanmar. Warrants authorize seizure of devices and accounts allegedly involved in money laundering and wire fraud targeting Americans. The action is part of a new Scam Center Strike Force initiative.
Google is walking back its plans to eliminate sideloading on Android. The company will now allow power users to install apps from unverified developers with clear warnings. This comes after significant pushback from the Android community.
Male drivers are suing Uber and Lyft over gender-based preference features they claim reduce their ride opportunities. The lawsuits seek $4,000 per driver in damages and could affect hundreds of thousands of drivers. This comes amid ongoing safety concerns for women riders and drivers.
European regulators are investigating whether Google’s anti-spam policies unfairly penalize news publishers. The probe could result in fines up to 20% of Google’s global revenue if violations are found.
Google is walking back some of its controversial Android developer verification requirements after facing significant pushback from the developer community. The company promises new sideloading options for experienced users and easier registration for students and hobbyists, though both changes are
As AI agents move into critical business functions, the legal stakes are rising dramatically. Recent lawsuits highlight why both developers and deployers face liability for automated decision-making systems.
Mozilla’s latest browser update delivers meaningful privacy improvements and PDF collaboration features. But the mandatory Perplexity AI integration is raising eyebrows among privacy-conscious users.
A ChatGPT routing glitch caused private user prompts to appear in Google Search Console data. The issue affected websites ranking for OpenAI-related terms and exposed personal conversations. Researchers found the problem involved ChatGPT’s web browsing feature interacting directly with Google’s publ
Google has filed a lawsuit against a Chinese cybercriminal group selling “phishing for dummies” kits that have targeted millions of Americans with fake E-Z Pass and USPS texts. The sophisticated operation has already compromised up to 115 million credit cards in the US alone and caused over a billio
AI-generated political arguments are just as persuasive as human-written ones, according to new Stanford research. Even more concerning, people are more receptive to opposing viewpoints when they believe AI created the message rather than a human.
