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Court orders man to stop distributing products that avoid Nintendo’s intellectual property protections
The well-documented case has come to a conclusion.
Democrats want a study on the effects SESTA and FOSTA had on sex workers
Lawmakers want to know about any “harmful effects” the acts may have had.
YouTube slammed over its latest COPPA comments, as community points out the whole situation is YouTube’s fault
Many people believe that YouTube caused the problem by collecting data from children.
Judge recognizes dominant nature of Twitch, cap on amount of damages banned streamer can claim is lifted
The ruling could pave the way for helping other streamers and creators in pushing back against platforms.
Photographer takes on Pinterest over copyright
It’s not the first time photographers have taken issue with Pinterest. But is a platform really liable for what its users pin?
Harrowing screams captured in Amazon Ring doorbell footage causes police to open kidnapping investigation
Police initially had no evidence of a crime being committed.
Campaigners push back against San Diego County’s policy of auto-deleting government emails after 60 days
Campaigners say it will result in less accountability for public officials.
Medium accused of censorship after deleting post from striking Instacart Shoppers
Medium complied with Instacart’s takedown request.
California AG says Facebook is failing to comply with subpoenas over privacy scandals
The AG says Facebook is “dragging its feet”.
AT&T sued for SIM swap attack that caused man to lose $1.8 million in cryptocurrency
The conglomerate says that they disagree with the accusations and would present their case in court.
Katie Hill’s lawyers demand Daily Mail website remove nude photos
The attorneys say their client is “prepared to take all necessary means to protect her rights.”
Riot Games fixes censorship of term Uyghur after backlash from players, says it wasn’t intentional
“Sometimes our system bans really weird words for no good reason.”