US States Appeal Antitrust Lawsuit Against Facebook
Multiple US States have appealed the antitrust lawsuit against Facebook with the hopes of resurrecting their case.
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Apple Appeals Dutch Antitrust Fine While Opening Store to Alternative Pay Methods
Dutch antitrust regulators have told Apple to open up payment systems in their app store or pay fines of up to €50 million.
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Facebook Fails to Block FTC Antitrust Case – Court Ruling
A court ruling says that the FTC antitrust case against Facebook can proceed. It’s the FTC’s second attempt at this.
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Offering Patreon Subs In Euro’s Makes You Liable for GDPR – Court
An appeal court ruled that if you offer a Patreon subscription in Euro’s or Pounds, GDPR applies to you.
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How 2022 Promises to Unleash a Gauntlet of Threats to the Open Internet
With 2021 behind us, we look towards 2022 to see what is in store. Unfortunately, a lot says this year is going to be an
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Judge Agrees to Pause Payments of Amazon’s €746 Million GDPR Fine
Amazon has disputed the €746 million fine it was hit under the GDPR. A report says a judge agreed to pause payments.
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Grindr GDPR Fine Adjusted to $7.1 Million Following Review
European regulators say they have adjusted the fine against Grindr to $7.1 million after learning more about their finances.
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Assange’s Lawyers Appeal Extradition Case After Loss
The US’s case against Julian Assange will continue. This after his lawyers appealed the case following a recent loss.
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Desjardins Settles for $201 Million Over Breach That Exceeded 100% of Their Customer Base
The Desjardins data breach has reached at least one conclusion. The company has settled a class action for $201 million.
US Supreme Court Rules Against the Constitution Again, Texas Abortion Law Stands
It was a bad day for the US Constitution, women’s rights, free speech, and more. The US Supreme Court upheld the Texas Abortion law.
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