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Reno Police Sued After Wrongful Arrest Based on Facial Recognition Errors
The officer who arrested him later admitted under oath it never should have happened, and that doing it this way was department policy.
Google Implements Major US Play Store Changes After Losing Epic Games Antitrust Case
Developers finally get to step outside Google’s walled garden, reshaping the economics of Android one download link at a time.
The Cloud Cage: Apple’s iCloud Monopoly Back in Court
The revived antitrust suit over iCloud forces a deeper look at how convenience can quietly become compulsion.
Apple Settles $95M Class Action Over Siri Privacy Violations
Millions of Siri users may receive compensation as Apple addresses claims of unintentional voice recordings and data misuse.
Judge Rules X’s Lawsuit Against Media Matters Can Proceed
X accuses Media Matters of fabricating evidence to mislead advertisers, claiming substantial revenue loss due to the alleged manipulation.
Biden’s Department of Justice Asks Court To Limit What Trump Can Say
The DOJ is spooked by Trump’s Truth Social posts, causing them to move to limit what he can say about his case.
Comedian Alex Stein sues Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez for blocking him on Twitter
An alleged First Amendment violation.
Michael Avenatti’s Google search history could be used against him in Nike extortion trial
The lawyer allegedly Googled “insider trading” and more.
Yahoo wants to settle its 3 billion account breach with a $118M payout
This is not the first time a data breach lawsuit is facing Yahoo.