Lena Volkov

A court has ordered Apple to provide internal messages about its ChatGPT deal with OpenAI. The move comes amid growing tensions between the two companies.

A new report reveals European governments manage over 3,000 tracking sites with 99% using weak encryption, as global experts warn against weakening end-to-end encryption in UK legislation.

Meta delays European launch of smart glasses due to EU regulations and supply constraints.

General Motors settles for $12.75M over driver privacy, while tech companies face scrutiny over data handling and surveillance.

A federal judge nullified Nashville's One Touch Make Ready ordinance, citing FCC preemption and raising new hurdles for Google Fiber's expansion.

Hacker News discussions provide valuable insights into tech industry trends and innovations.

Latest tech news on OpenAI, FCC, Disney+, gaming, and innovative products.

SpaceX's strategic pivot to Vandenberg marks a new phase in its launch cadence.

Legal battle between Elon Musk and Sam Altman exposes OpenAI's mission conflicts.

Alexis Goldstein, ex-CFPB employee, fired for recording DOGE's incursion into the agency, now runs for Congress.

Settlement affects PSN users, Lego releases non-playable Sega Genesis kit, and MGS2 code leaks spark debate.

Zig’s new anti‑AI contribution policy draws sharp reactions on Hacker News and highlights broader tensions over machine‑written code.

ABC's FCC license risk, Colorado's right‑to‑repair law, and EU scrutiny of Meta illustrate mounting pressure on tech and media firms.

The FTC attributes $2.1B in 2025 scam losses to social media, with new legislation proposed to curb fraudulent ads.

Colorado passes landmark right to repair bill, bucking trend of tech industry opposition. The legislation ensures consumers and repair shops can fix their own devices.

A developer shares an interactive visualization to help understand how neural networks work.

Big tech companies are fueling the rise of Homeland Security and domestic surveillance, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.

House revolt sinks White House bid to extend Section 702, a spy program criticized for targeting Congress members and protesters.

EU's age-verification app hacked in 2 minutes

Lawmakers rebel against Trump's push to extend warrantless surveillance

Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour expects the DOJ to prosecute insider trading in prediction markets, signaling heightened regulatory scrutiny for the evolving industry.

A federal jury found Live Nation-Ticketmaster an illegal monopoly, validating fan outrage and opening the door to a potential breakup of the live entertainment giant.

From bot purges and corporate lawsuits to regulatory battles and teen well-being, social media platforms are a battleground where free speech, brand safety, and user experience constantly collide.

AI's pervasive spread fuels a crisis of authenticity, from deepfake nudes to AI-judged journalism and legal privacy concerns, demanding vigilance.

Sony is removing essential program guide features for Bravia TV users relying on antennas and set-top boxes, sparking debate over product support and user experience.

The FCC's sweeping ban on foreign-made routers has a curious exception: Netgear. This conditional approval sparks questions about market fairness and national security.