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Publishers sue Google over Gemini training on copyrighted works without permission, signaling potential regulatory and financial risk in AI training practices.
X is rolling out an 'About this account' feature that displays account origin, username changes, join date, and device/app connection details on profiles to curb inauthentic engagement, with user controls and a potential VPN-based warning; rollout is staggered and not fully accessible yet.
Global push for age verification is accelerating into mandatory identity verification at app-store/os levels, with major privacy, surveillance, and regulatory implications for platforms and users.
Dutch police and the National Cyber Security Center dismantled a botnet of over 17 million devices controlled from about 200 servers, linked to the Russia-based ASOCKS residential proxy network, highlighting cross-border enforcement against large-scale cybercrime.
Duc App exposed hundreds of thousands of identity documents in a misconfigured Amazon storage bucket, prompting regulatory scrutiny and highlighting fintech privacy risks.
Google claims its AI prevented 1.75 million bad apps from entering Play Store in 2025, though the figure is down vs. prior years.
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