US Court Rules Facebook Widgets Can Be Considered Wiretaps
For a long time, different people would typically give you different answers about which Silicon Valley giant is, definitively, The Worst. Recently…
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Russian Medvedev pleaded guilty to cybercrime in a US court
The US Department of Justice considers Sergei Medvedev one of the founders of the transnational organization Infraud, which sold stolen personal,…
Islamabad High Court Asks Govt to Bring Amazon & Paypal to Pakistan
The Islamabad High Court (IHC) has given the federal government two weeks to submit its reply over the absence of quality e-commerce services in…
Israeli court orders Facebook to unblock account of NSO Group employee
TEL AVIV: A Tel Aviv court ordered Facebook Inc to unblock the private account of a worker at Israeli surveillance company NSO Group, and similar rulings are…
Grab Takes Competition Regulator To Court Over Its Proposed Fine
According to the Malaysiakini report, Grab claimed that in the course of MyCC’s investigation, the regulator did not specify the basis of its belief on how…
Airbnb avoids tougher regulation in Europe as EU court rules it’s not an…
Airbnb has won a court battle in the EU affecting how the company is regulated in the future. The EU’s top court has ruled that Airbnb is not an estate agent…
Court says suspect can’t be forced to reveal 64-character password
A US court has come down in favor of Fifth Amendment protections against forced disclosure of a 64-character passcode in a child abuse imagery case = an…
Dutch court orders Facebook to ban celebrity crypto scam ads
A Dutch court has ruled that Facebook can be required to use filter technologies to identify and pre-emptively take down fake ads linked to crypto currency…
12 year jail sentence for man who hacked Los Angeles Superior Court
A Texas man has been sentenced to over 12 years in prison after being found guilty of hacking into the computer system of the Los Angeles Superior Court and…
LinkedIn can’t block public profile data scraping, court rules
An appeals court has told LinkedIn to back off no more interfering with a third-party data-analytics startup’s use of the publicly available data of LinkedIn’s…