Australia’s world-first social media ban now includes Reddit and Kick, requiring platforms to block users under 16 by December 10, 2025. The law carries fines up to A$50 million but faces criticism over privacy concerns with age verification methods.
Google and Epic Games have reached a settlement that fundamentally changes Android app distribution. The deal caps Google’s fees and creates new support for third-party app stores globally. These changes could reshape the mobile app ecosystem for years to come.
Klarna is dealing with another customer data leak where users’ personal information appeared pre-filled in other customers’ application forms. The company calls it a “rare scenario” but won’t reveal how many people are affected. This comes just weeks after their disappointing IPO and recent $50 mill
Australia is expanding its social media restrictions to include Reddit and Kick starting December 10. The ban affects users under 16 and puts the enforcement burden on platforms themselves. Companies face potential fines of up to AU$49.5 million for non-compliance.
The EU’s recently adopted due diligence rules are drawing fire for applying European standards globally. Critics say the directive creates an uneven playing field that disadvantages non-EU companies. The rules carry penalties up to 5% of global turnover.
Hours after Apple launched its revamped web App Store interface, the entire front-end source code appeared on GitHub. A developer extracted the code using browser tools after Apple left sourcemaps enabled in production.
Starting January 1, 2026, Apple users in Texas will face new age verification requirements for App Store accounts. Parents will need to provide consent for their children’s downloads and in-app purchases. Apple is rolling out developer tools now to prepare for compliance.
New FCC rules could lead to DJI drones being banned from sale in the US. The vote opens the door to retroactive bans of products using DJI’s communication technology. Here’s what drone owners need to know.
Researchers report a dramatic surge in cybercrime involving actual physical violence across Europe. France has become the epicenter of these terrifying attacks, while the UK faces the most digital targeting overall.
Senators reveal that Flock Safety’s optional multi-factor authentication has left billions of license plate records exposed. Stolen police logins are already circulating on Russian cybercrime forums, raising national security concerns.
