A court has approved a $46.75 million settlement for victims of the 23andMe data breach, impacting thousands of users and raising privacy concerns.
Court approves $46.75 million payout for 23andMe data breach victims
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Chat Control 1.0 And 2.0 Explained
An overview of the European Commission’s proposed Chat Control 1.0 and 2.0, detailing their aims, features, and implications for privacy and security.
Alibaba bans staff from using Claude Code over Anthropic spyware concerns
Alibaba restricts employee use of Anthropic’s Claude Code amid spyware fears, citing security risks. Details are still emerging.
Fubo rolls out price increase on NBC-inclusive plans after new carriage deal
Fubo has announced a price hike for its NBC-inclusive streaming plans following a new carriage agreement with NBCUniversal.
Meta data center water discharges suspended after contaminating the city’s reclamation water supply with bacterium — system offline for months for cleaning, closed-loop cooling system purge spread rare metal-resistant bacteria in Cheyenne’s water system
Cheyenne suspends data center water discharges after detecting bacterium Cupriavidus gilardii in reclaimed water linked to Meta contractor.
FCC says it will move toward 2027 auction of mid-band wireless spectrum
The FCC announced it will proceed with plans for a mid-band spectrum auction in 2027, impacting 5G deployment and wireless industry strategies.
An American Privacy Emergency
A recent breach reveals significant vulnerabilities in U.S. data privacy, prompting urgent calls for policy reforms amid mounting concerns.
Virginia Bans Sale Of Geolocation Data
Virginia enacts a law prohibiting the sale of geolocation data to protect consumer privacy, effective immediately. Details on enforcement and exceptions remain unclear.
Are the EU and China heading for a trade war? 5 things to know
EU and China are escalating trade tensions amid disagreements over trade imbalances and export controls, raising fears of a trade conflict.
Australia eyes Big Four accounting reforms after scandals
Australia’s government is exploring reforms, including possible breakup of Big Four firms, amid recent integrity scandals involving PwC, KPMG, and EY.
