With Europe's Chat Control law expired, tech giants continue scanning private messages, raising urgent questions about privacy, encryption, and whether corporate policy now overrides democratic law.
A major audit reveals that tech giants routinely ignore user opt-outs, continuing to track users despite privacy laws. Cookie banners and consent tools are failing, and billions in fines have done little to change Big Tech’s data practices.
A new audit exposes how Google, Meta, and Microsoft frequently ignore California users' requests to opt out of tracking, raising questions about Big Tech's commitment to privacy compliance.
A new audit exposes how Google, Microsoft, and Meta continue tracking users even after opt-out requests, revealing massive privacy compliance failures and potential billion-dollar penalties.
An independent audit exposes how Google, Microsoft, and Meta continue tracking users despite privacy opt-outs, violating the CCPA and risking billions in fines. Technical flaws and ineffective consent tools undermine consumer privacy across thousands of websites.
Big Tech is consolidating power over every layer of AI, putting European digital sovereignty at risk. As the EU wakes up to this challenge, the battle for control over the continent’s digital future intensifies.
As Big Tech giants stumble and AI startups like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic soar in valuation, the digital landscape is at a crossroads. Is the next wave of tech titans about to emerge, or is the AI gold rush headed for a crash?
Despite Europe’s strict digital laws, tech giants routinely evade billion-euro fines thanks to fragmented enforcement. Only a unified European authority can truly protect minors online.
A groundbreaking California trial has found Meta and Google liable for mental health harms caused by their platforms' addictive designs. The verdict marks a legal turning point, focusing on how social media is built—not just what’s posted—and could reshape the future of tech accountability.
Juries and regulators on both sides of the Atlantic are now holding social media giants accountable not just for content, but for the very design choices that keep users hooked—potentially changing the rules for all digital products.