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Meta rejects claims it sought to hook children to Facebook, Instagram, as landmark trial begins
A bipartisan group of 29 US states is suing Meta, seeking potentially tens or hundreds of billions of dollars in penalties and changes to how Meta does business.
Your personal data is for sale. Privacy Bee earned PCMag's first perfect score fighting it
Australia begins legal action against Telegram over alleged pro-terror material, extremist violence
Wave of WhatsApp suspensions sweeps across Israel, raising concerns of blocked accounts
Syria's internet, phone bills double after Sharaa's historic visit to Washington
Telecom giants Syriatel and MTN slash short-term data bundles and sharply raise prices, sparking boycotts and fresh doubts about Syria’s promised economic overhaul.
Goodbye Chrome: OpenAI launched the ChatGPT Atlas browser
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Atlas – a new browser that integrates ChatGPT directly into browsing, with memory capabilities, real-time editing, and an agent mode that performs actions for the user.
Amazon's AWS struggles to recover after major outage disrupts apps, services worldwide
Amazon.com, PrimeVideo and Alexa were all facing issues, according to Downdetector.
Buying backlinks: risks, rules, and results
After a NIS 200 subscription: The Comet AI browser is launched for free
The Comet artificial intelligence browser by Perplexity offers a smart assistant that accompanies users during browsing and performs tasks in real time.
Benda brings ZTE back to Israel with new routers, modems, and streamers
ZTE is returning to activity in Israel after a break of several years. Benda, the official importer, announced the launch of a new series of routers, modems, and streamers.
From looms to laptops, Afghan women lose lifeline in Taliban internet ban
The ban was said to prevent immoral activities. Instead, it has cut off business and education opportunities.
French bar owner hit with €37,000 Orange roaming bill after Moroccan escape
Orange says it sent 16 SMS warnings, but long-time customer Lefèvre insists he never used his phone abroad.
Taliban chief orders internet blackouts, calling the web the ‘root of all evil’
The emerging policy threatens to disrupt government services that had moved online in recent years and to stall humanitarian operations in Afghanistan.
The evolution of sports coverage: From matchday highlights to interactive fan platforms
