Internet platforms have long been able to rely on special protections to avoid liability for what takes place on their sites. But that may be changing.
Authors' lucky break in court may help class action over Meta torrenting
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Judge gave authors an easier attack on Meta’s torrenting. Meta hopes SCOTUS ruling will block it.
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The authors may effectively challenge Meta's practices, potentially impacting the company's operational procedures and investor confidence.
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Meta and Google face heightened legal scrutiny as court cases threaten established legal shields protecting internet platforms from liability. Concurrently, Google is dealing with significant cybersecurity challenges, having confirmed active exploitation of a critical flaw in Chrome.
Meta and Google face heightened legal scrutiny as court cases threaten established legal shields protecting internet platforms from liability. Concurrently, Google is dealing with significant cybersecurity challenges, having confirmed active exploitation of a critical flaw in Chrome.
Google has lifted a long-standing restriction to enable users to change their Gmail usernames. This new feature is currently available only to users in the US, representing a shift in how the tech giant addresses user identity.
