User privacy blow. Scraping data from online LinkedIn profiles is legal, Appeal Court in the United States tells Microsoft
Appeal filed by Amazon alleging misconduct by local federal office, after historic trade union vote at New York City warehouse
Pot calling kettle black? Roskomnadzor to take punitive measures against YouTube over 'fake' images about Russia's invasion of Ukraine
Worse kept secret? Twitter finally confirms it is developing an edit button so users can change their tweets after posting…
Despite global outrage at evidence of Russian war crimes in Bucha, Wikipedia is warned to remove 'false' information about Ukraine…
Facebook's owner confirms it no longer requires staff to provide evidence of a Coronavirus booster shot, but the vaccine requirement…
Workers at Amazon warehouse in Staten Island vote to unionise by wide majority, becoming first US warehouse to do so…
A 'patriotic' Russian TV channel alleges that bailiffs have seized 1 billion roubles ($12 million) in unpaid fines from Google,…
Senior EU official confirms bloc will evaluate its antitrust enforcement framework, to ensure it is truly fit for the digital…
United States and European Union reach new agreement to allow businesses to transfer data and personal information across the pond
Tesla CEO Elon Musk says he is giving “serious thought” to building a Twitter rival, and admits he has Covid…
Online gatekeepers such as Apple, Google and Meta targetted as the European Union last week reached landmark digital rules agreement
As jailed Putin critic Alexei Navalny is sentenced to another 9 years in maximum security, Moscow court finds Meta guilty…
Competition watchdog down under launches legal proceedings against Meta Platforms for publishing scam advertisements on Facebook
UK regulator revokes RT's broadcast licence with immediate effect, due to its ties to the Russian state, plus previous impartiality…
Updated proposals will make UK safest place online with a number of stiff penalties and sanctions, the Government claims, but…
Ireland's data protection watchdog issues 17 million euros fine against Meta for 12 data breaches notifications back in 2018
Russians' are flocking to download VPNs so as to bypass the Kremlin's block on Meta platforms including WhatsApp and Instagram
Antitrust move. The UK and European Commission opens formal antitrust investigations of Google and Meta over ad tech concerns
Twitter blocks two tweets from Russian embassy in London about bombing of Mariupol hospital, as Meta eases restrictions on violence…
Further tweak to the Government's Online Safety Bill will place onus on tech platforms to protect users from fraudulent adverts…
European Commission publishes draft legislation with Data Act, that will govern the rules for data transfers in the years ahead
Ireland's data watchdog is to consult with fellow EU regulators in April over Meta's Facebook data transfers to the United…
Approximately 500 beta testers have begun using Donald Trump's 'Truth Social' app, which reportedly bears a striking resemblance to Twitter
Stopping the trolls? Twitter expands its Safety Mode feature to give users greater control over who can reply to their…
Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton sues Facebook parent Meta, alleging it captured and used biometric data of millions of Texans
Sharing private residential information, even if data is publicly available, should not be allowed by Facebook, Oversight Board rules
Online Safety Bill will include legal duty requiring all porn websites to implement 'robust checks' on the person's age
UK watchdog fines Meta a second time, as Facebook again fails to inform the CMA about 'material changes' to its…
Twitter joins Facebook and Google in filing lawsuits against a new law in Germany that obliges social networking platforms to…