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Robby Starbuck and Meta Settle AI Defamation Case
A handshake deal replaces a courtroom fight, leaving the biggest legal question about AI defamation for another day.
UK Court Rejects Wikipedia Challenge to Online Censorship Law
The ruling cements Britain’s broadest online speech controls.
British Police Caught Using Passport Photos for Facial Recognition
A photo given in trust is now a face held in permanent suspicion.
MembersSilicon With a Side of Surveillance
A tracker for high-end processors could trickle down to the blender on your counter.
Trump Order Targets Political Debanking but Spares Visa, Mastercard, Payment Processor Monopolies
Trump’s banking order swings at the branches while the payment giants holding the trunk stand untouched.
Britain’s War on Terror Turned Into a War on Tweets
A surveillance tool built to hunt foreign threats is now quietly policing Britain’s own political conversation.
The New Instagram Feature That Should Make You Run for the Off Switch
If you care about privacy, you’ll want to warn the people in your life before Instagram starts broadcasting their location in real time.
Gina Carano Settles Lawsuit With Disney and Lucasfilm Over Mandalorian Firing, Potential Return Teased
Her exit over political posts closes a case that exposed Disney’s uneven rules for the stars of its biggest franchises.
The Payment Giant That Wants to Be Your Digital ID
Mastercard is quietly turning identity verification into a feature of your wallet, and its empire.
Rubio Tells Europe to Back Off With Its Internet Censorship Law
The Digital Services Act is a direct assault on free speech and the US State Department wants it repealed.
Raymond James Stadium Trades Tickets for Face Scans in the Name of Speed
The gate opens with a smile, but the tradeoff might be your face becoming your forever ticket.
Court Says UW-Madison Social Media Censorship Illegal
A university’s comment filters just got schooled by the Constitution.