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Mississippi can start using law on social media age verification, court says
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Mississippi can start using law on social media age verification, court says

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A Mississippi law that requires age verification for users of social media sites can take effect, federal judges ruled Thursday. But a tech industry group says a court fight will continue.See the Story

Meta's AI Talent War Raises Questions About Strategy

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Mark Zuckerberg and Meta are spending billions to recruit top artificial intelligence talent, triggering debates about whether the aggressive hiring spree will pay off in the competitive generative AI race.Sam Altman · SeviervilleSee the Story

Police forces to get authoritarian powers to extract data from online accounts

Digital rights campaigners Open Rights Group has condemned the last minute addition of extreme powers to the Crime and Policing Bill. The new additions would give the police the powers to extract data through a seized device to any online accounts that have been accessed by that device. This could be done without any judicial oversight, just the sign off by a senior police officer. While the devices must already have been seized, the police hav…Crime · United KingdomRead Article

Flexible for whom? The hidden inequalities behind women’s work in gig economy

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By Shraddha Pratapa and Manisha Dhulipala Every morning at 7-00 am, Rehana logs into the Urban Company app, hopeful the algorithm will finally send her a job. Most days, she waits. Hours pass with no notifications. When a job finally arrives, it’s often miles from home, barely covers her commute, and ends with a poor rating—this time the client didn’t like her accent. Rehana is told she’s an entrepreneur, a flexible “partner” in charge of her sc…Apps · PuneSee the Story

Lords’ Objections to Data Bill over Copyright Threatens Its Existence – Minister

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The continued refusal by theArtificial Intelligence · LondonSee the Story

European Commission should rescind UK data adequacy

Civil society organisations have urged the European Commissioner to not renew the UK’s data adequacy, given the country’s growing divergence from European data protection standardsGDPR · United KingdomSee the Story

Meta’s Consent or Pay Must Not Allow Stalker Ads, Report Argues

Meta’s stalker ads model is in breach of data protection law Expected ‘consent or pay’ model must let users opt out of stalker ads Thousands who have exercised their right to opt out in the wake of legal action brought by Tanya O’Carroll still waiting for action from social media giant REPORT: CONSENT without payingAlternatives to Meta’s surveillance advertising models.Read the Report No excuses for not changing Meta business model A new re…Meta · United KingdomRead Article

Online Safety Act Entrenches Big Tech Market Dominance, New Report Finds

A new report by digital campaigners, the Open Rights Group, outlines how the Online Safety Act favours big tech, and harms small websites and the general public. How to fix the Online Safety Act: A Rights First Approach identifies key recommendations to ensure that potential harmful outcomes of the sprawling law are avoided. The report’s key findings are: How to fix the online safety actRead the report The OSA disproportionately impacts small …United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Data (Use and Access) Bill: factsheets

Factsheets relating to the Data (Use and Access) Bill which was introduced to Parliament on 23 October 2024.United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

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