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How Meta’s agreement could change the internet: What the 35-page settlement provides and Europe’s position
Meta may not have acknowledged legal liability for the allegations brought against it by US states. However, it is accepting for the first time that a large part of its business model is unsuitable for children - The commitments it has undertaken & the “game” involving YouTube & TikTok
Meta takes down Iranian propaganda network that used AI: Targeted politicians & journalists in the US
The network reportedly had amassed more than 79,000 followers - The Iran-based accounts claimed their users lived in major American cities such as Washington, San Diego & Atlanta
Meta to pay more than $16 billion to 29 U.S. States – settlement in lawsuit over children’s addiction to Facebook and Instagram
Meta has reached a settlement over lawsuits accusing it of designing Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to children and teenagers, misleading users about their safety, and illegally collecting minors’ personal data
TikTok to pay US $400m over breach of child privacy law
Dozens of US states are pursuing Meta under the same 2000 law, with a jury trial that began this week accusing Instagram and Facebook's owner of profiting from underage users, as ByteDance's valuation reaches $550bn
Meta faces trial that could reshape Facebook and Instagram as 30 US states seek over $1 trillion
Jury selection begins this week in a landmark case as 30 US states demand Meta overhaul Instagram and Facebook features including likes counts, Stories, autoplay video and infinite scroll to protect children from psychological harm and addictive design
Don’t fear AI, it won’t take our jobs, Zuckerberg reassures, as opposition to data centres heightens
Meta's chief defends his new strategy of combining open artificial intelligence models with investment in the cities that host data centres, in a lengthy essay
Adonis Georgiadis defends Meta smart glasses in Greek Parliament: “I’ll wear them at public gatherings to record criminal acts”
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis defended his use of Meta smart glasses in Parliament, saying he will continue wearing them at public gatherings to record criminal acts, amid criticism from opposition parties
President Trump slams EU’s new fine on Google: America is not Europe’s ‘piggy bank’
President Trump has vowed to launch a Section 301 trade investigation and reverse Brussels' penalties after the European Commission fined Google $1 billion, the latest in a string of costly rulings against American tech firms