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Cut privacy red tape to boost innovation: tech giants

Tech giants are warning Australia against introducing privacy rules that are "overly restrictive" for businesses working in cutting edge AI development.

AAP

Corporate turnaround artist Jim Lanzone is 'sticking to what users need' as CEO of Yahoo

"I think we're building a lot and have a lot of things others might need," Lanzone told Fortune.

Fortune

Family Of 3 Found Lifeless In Hotel Room After Complaining About Strange “Smell” In Horrifying Case

But according to management, there was no smell, and they said as much to the complaining couple.

Bored Panda

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expected to testify in $8 billion Facebook privacy lawsuit

A $8 billion-dollar class action investors’ lawsuit against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and company leaders begins, with claims stemming from the privacy scandal involving the Cambridge Analytica political consulting firm

The Independent UK

Faulty Shopify plugin puts hundreds of websites at risk of invasive attacks - find out how to stay safe

A reputable Shopify plugin was leaking sensitive data for at least 100 days.

TechRadar

Annabelle doll’s real-life handler dies suddenly at 54 during paranormal tour

Dan Rivera death was confirmed in a statement shared by NESPR on Facebook and no cause of death has been released

Evening Standard

AI and disinformation fuel political tensions in the Philippines

Duterte supporters step up digital smear campaigns against opponents, using AI-generated content, after his ICC arrest.

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The Million Dollar Sellers: A Peek Inside Amazon's Most Exclusive Community

Anyone with a valid ID and the correct tax documents can sell products on Amazon. But becoming a successful seller, one who's making seven figures or more a year on the platform, isn't quite that easy.

Benzinga

MoD official responsible for catastrophic Afghan data breach that cost billions still works for government

Email blunder potentially put up to 100,000 people at risk and triggered the evacuation of thousands of Afghans who were brought to the UK under a secret resettlement scheme

The Independent UK

What we know about the secret Afghan relocation scheme

Accidental data breach that put Afghans at risk and led to covert resettlement scheme was subject to superinjuction

The Guardian - UK

Ministry of Defence data breach timeline

A timeline of events in the data breach and how governments responded to it.

Evening Standard

Nextdoor social site, looking for a revival, pins hopes on partnership with local news providers

The neighborhood social site Nextdoor is hoping for a revival by turning to local news providers

The Independent UK

33 Times Animals Were Found In Art Pieces Through History, As Shared In This Facebook Group

Everyone loves a good animal painting. And here, we have 53 of them.

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The Department of Justice Just Sided with RFK Jr. Group's Claim That News Orgs Can't Boycott Misinformation

Applying antitrust statutes to alleged publisher boycotts doesn’t protect free speech. It does the opposite.

Reason

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Meta Just Poached More Top AI Talent. Should You Buy META Stock Here?

The Mark Zuckerberg-led company has bolstered its AI team further, this time winning over an exec from Apple.

Benzinga

Mark Zuckerberg Expected To Appear As Star Witness In $8 Billion Trial Over Alleged Privacy Violations

The CEO of Meta Platforms Inc. (NASDAQ:META), Mark Zuckerberg, is expected to testify in a high-stakes trial where the company is accused of privacy violations.

The Conversation

How Eurostack could offer Canada a route to digital independence from the United States

The contemporary internet has been with us since roughly 1995. Its current underlying economic model — surveillance capitalism — began in the early 2000s, when Google and then Facebook realized how much our personal information and online behaviour revealed about us and claimed it for themselves to sell to advertisers.

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MLBB MSC 2025 x EWC: Schedule, results, standings, teams, and more

$1 million for the champion. Who's gonna bring it home?

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Everybody Loves Your Money

10 Apps That Secretly Harvest More Than Just Your Location

In a world where smartphones rarely leave anyone’s hands, apps have become trusted companions for work, play, and staying connected. Yet behind sleek interfaces and addictive features, some apps quietly siphon far more data than their users ever suspect.

The Independent UK

Texas man charged over threatening Trump before he visited flood-ravaged zone: ‘I won’t miss’

The San Antonio man was arrested Thursday night ahead of the president’s visit to Texas

MarketBeat

Meta and Autonomous Advertising: The Stock's Next Big Tailwind?

Meta Platforms is looking to up the ante in advertising. Its ambitions to greatly enhance its AI ad capabilities could be big for shares.

Latin Times

Guerrero Officer and Journalist Fatally Shot Minutes After Reporting on Unfinished City Project

Just 15 minutes before his death, Paz had streamed a live video on Facebook showing the unfinished construction site. In the video, he criticized local officials for abandoning the project.

Budget and the Bees

7 Government Rules That Apply to Your Social Media After You Die

When we think about estate planning, we tend to focus on tangible assets like property and investments. But in the digital age, our online presence—especially our social media accounts—forms a significant part of our legacy. What happens to your Facebook profile, your Twitter feed, or your Instagram photos after you…

Tom’s Hardware

Scammers on Facebook try to ruin Bambu Lab’s big 3D printer sale — site has been rife with fake ads for 3D printers

Facebook has been rife with fake ads for 3D printers in an attempt to con you out of money.

The Texas Tribune

In West Texas, an independent publisher’s arrest sparks First Amendment questions

Publisher David Flash has been documenting the happenings in Jeff Davis County since 2020. Last year, he was banned from county buildings over allegations of harassment.

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