New Mexico Jury Orders Meta to Pay $375 Million in Child Safety Case
A New Mexico state court jury found Meta liable for endangering children on its platforms and ordered the company to pay $375 million in damages.
A New Mexico state court jury found Meta liable for endangering children on its platforms and ordered the company to pay $375 million in damages.

Italian authorities have shut down a major streaming piracy operation valued at €300 million.

Several cybersecurity incidents this week affected Microsoft services, Booking.com users, French citizens, and iPhone forensics capabilities.

Multiple technology sector developments emerged including new AI cybersecurity models, data center regulations, chip partnerships, and FCC equipment approvals.

A new cybersecurity report indicates hackers are focusing more on voter misinformation campaigns than direct ballot manipulation for upcoming elections.

Apple's iOS 26.5 update introduces end-to-end encrypted RCS messaging, allowing secure text conversations between iPhone and Android users.

The UK government says it will continue pursuing social media restrictions for under-16s despite Trump administration warnings against such policies.

Cash App introduced a wand-shaped contactless payment device while other tech companies announce partnerships and product updates.

SpaceX launched an upgraded version of its Starship rocket in a test flight, with the mission including deployment of mock satellites.

Apple announced CEO Tim Cook will step down this September and be replaced by current hardware head John Ternus.

Police arrested three people after a counterprotester threw a device containing nuts and bolts at an anti-Islam demonstration near Gracie Mansion following pepper spray incident.

Major technology companies face headwinds as data center spending increases, while several firms announce significant infrastructure investments globally.

South Korean government says it will pursue all available options to prevent a potential strike by Samsung workers.

New research suggests smartphones may account for significant portion of birth rate decline since iPhone launch in 2007.

Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML saw share prices fall after US Congress proposed further restrictions on China exports.
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