Google settles privacy lawsuit by committing to erase billions of data records, ensuring users’ browsing privacy is respected. Google agreed to delete the records in order to resolve a lawsuit alleging that it secretly monitored the internet activity of users
OpenAI has fired back at The New York Times, saying the news outlet “intentionally manipulated” ChatGPT to’regurgitate’ entire lines from the publication’s articles, as the developer defended its practices in a copyright case. On Dec. 27, the Times filed a
Coinbase, one of the major cryptocurrency exchanges in the United States, has launched a firm rebuttal to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The crypto heavyweight filed an answer and a notice of intent to file a motion to
Germany’s Federal Office of Justice (BFJ) has initiated action against Twitter, arguing the popular microblogging site failed to deal effectively with illegal content. “The Internet is not a lawless space,” said Marco Buschmann, Minister of Justice. He says Twitter failed
Elon Musk’s legal team has reportedly requested the dismissal of a $258 billion racketeering lawsuit alleging he operated a pyramid scheme to boost the value of cryptocurrency Dogecoin. The lawsuit, filed by Dogecoin investors, claims Musk’s tweets about the cryptocurrency
Google is facing a lawsuit demanding $4.2 billion in compensation for the revenue lost by publishers, reported the BBC. Charles Arthur, a former technology editor for The Guardian, has filed a claim alleging that Google used its dominant position in
Seattle’s public school district has filed a lawsuit against social media giants Alphabet, Meta Platforms, Snap, and TikTok-owner ByteDance in the US District Court. The complaint, filed on Friday, claims that these tech giants intentionally designed their platforms to lure
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