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New Mexico Court Orders Meta to Pay $25 Billion Over Cambridge Analytica
The Cambridge Analytica scandal has come back to haunt Meta, with a New Mexico judge ordering the company to pay $25 billion for more than 43 million violations of the state's unfair practices law.
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Court Rules OPM's Data Disclosure to DOGE Was Unlawful
A federal court in New York has ruled that the U.S. Office of Personnel Management broke the law when it opened the personal records of millions of federal employees to DOGE agents.
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New Mexico jury finds Facebook liable for deceiving users in Cambridge Analytica case
A Santa Fe jury ruled that the company misled users about how it protected their data. The judge will set the penalty — prosecutors are asking for the maximum $5,000 per violation.
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Appeals court upholds Pentagon's designation of Anthropic as a supply chain risk
A federal appeals court in Washington backed the Defense Department's blacklisting of Anthropic, which bars the military from using its Claude models.
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Meta staff ordered ‘attorney/client privilege’ hats amid child safety fight
As Meta shields evidence in teen-harm lawsuits by invoking attorney-client privilege, plaintiffs point to a leaked order for baseball caps reading “a/c priv” as proof of a “culture of privilege abuse.”
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LinkedIn Wins “BrowserGate” Case Over Scanning Browser Extensions
A federal court in California has dismissed two class-action lawsuits against LinkedIn: the plaintiffs failed to prove that their privacy had been violated at all.
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Publishers and Agents Stake a Claim to Anthropic's Payouts — Authors Are Outraged
As compensation is paid out in the case over training AI on pirated books, some publishers and literary agents are demanding money that, in the authors' view, they have no right to.
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Apple presents “shocking evidence” against a former employee who left for OpenAI
In its lawsuit against OpenAI, Apple claims that a former engineer used its trade secrets and, upon learning of the investigation, tried to destroy the evidence.
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FTC Accuses Amazon of Secretly Inflating Ad Prices
The US Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of 22 states have sued Amazon, accusing the company of rigging its advertising auctions in a scheme that allegedly netted more than $20 billion at customers' expense.
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Sony Music and Warner Sue Anthropic Over a “Brazen Campaign” to Steal Content
Major music publishers accuse the maker of Claude of large-scale piracy in training the model. The suit was filed in federal court in Northern California.
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Court Rules Trump Administration's Blacklisting of Anthropic Unlawful
A judge ruled that the Trump administration's actions against Anthropic were unlawful.
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xAI Accused of Training Grok on Child Sexual Abuse Material
A lawsuit from a victim alleges that Elon Musk's company used both real and generated images of child sexual abuse to train Grok.
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Anna's Archive Owes $340M and Has Lost Domains, but Keeps Running
US courts have handed the shadow library hefty fines and seized several of its domains, yet the site remains reachable on zones beyond US jurisdiction.
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“Hook, hold, harvest, hide”: Meta on trial over children and privacy
A trial has opened in Oakland where California and 28 other states accuse Meta of building addictive products and violating children's privacy laws. Damages could reach $200 billion.
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The Lawsuit Against Meta Is Being Compared to Cases Against Tobacco Companies
A major lawsuit against Meta is drawing comparisons to the suits against the tobacco industry — so writes The Economist.
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Apple wants a 15% cut of purchases made through external links in iOS apps
Apple has proposed to a federal court that it be allowed to charge up to a 15% commission on purchases made through external links inside iOS apps.
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New Mexico Court Orders Meta to Pay $567M to Treat Teen Mental Health
The judge declared Meta's social networks a “public nuisance” and demanded the creation of a fund to help children — on top of the $375M in penalties a jury had previously imposed.
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Meta Ordered to Pay $942 Million Over the Harm Its Social Networks Cause Children
Meta has been ordered to put 942 million dollars toward remedying the harm its social networks cause children.
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Court Bars Waymo from Charging Robotaxis Overnight After Residents' Complaints
A Santa Monica court has ordered Waymo to halt nighttime operations at its charging lots: the constant stream of cars was robbing neighbors of sleep and peace.
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Court Casts Doubt on the “Supply-Chain Risk” Label for Anthropic
A federal judge said the Trump administration hadn't offered enough evidence to brand Anthropic a supply-chain threat and bar the government from using its AI.
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