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Duke University Health System and WakeMed Health sued over sharing sensitive data with Meta through a 'Meta pixel', a tracking tool
Brennan Lawson, a former content screener at Facebook, says that it can access deleted user messages and data in his $3 million suit against...
Social media giant Meta has settled a case with the US government accusing it enabling racial discrimination in housing through Special Ad Audiences
Arguments were heard in a copyright lawsuit against Sci-Hub and LibGen.
While there appears to be fierce pushback against the use of facial recognition abroad, India stands in contrast.
The lawsuit points out how Google uses dark patterns to gather user location data, while at the same time portraying itself as privacy-focused company.
Amended to include more details, the FTC lawsuit was found to sufficiently outline Facebook's alleged monopoly.
By pointing the finger at Facebook's algorithms, this complaint goes further than any other of its kind.
Extensively citing documents put out by Frances Haugen, the lawsuit accuses the social media giant of securities fraud.
The copyright dispute between TV Today and Newslaundry which hinges on fair usage has made its way to court.
