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• UK Law Will Let Regulators Fine Big Tech Without Court Approval [703d]
• OpenAI Releases Former Employees From Controversial Exit Agreements [703d]
• Google Search's 'udm=14' Trick Lets You Kill AI Search For Good [703d]
• Countries Fail To Agree on Treaty To Prepare the World for the Next Pandemic [703d]
• Another US State Repeals Law That Protected ISPs From Municipal Competition [703d]
• After You Die, Your Steam Games Will Be Stuck in Legal Limbo [703d]
• Apple Built a Tetris Clone For the iPod But Never Released It [703d]
• Apple Explains Rare iOS 17.5 Bug That Resurfaced Deleted Photos [703d]
• Messaging Service ICQ To Shut Down Next Month After Nearly 30 Years [703d]
• Environment Agency Chief Admits Regulator Buries Freedom of Information Requests [703d]
• Signal Slams Telegram's Security [703d]
• Australia Takes Singtel-owned Optus To Court Over 2022 Cyber Attack [703d]
• California Advances Bill For Porn Site Age Verification [703d]
• Courtroom Recording Software Compromised With Backdoor Installer [703d]
• Crows Can 'Count' Out Loud, Study Shows [703d]
• Euclid Telescope Spies Rogue Planets Floating Free In Milky Way [703d]
• SpaceX Launches First Satellites For New US Spy Constellation [703d]
• Germany Has Too Many Solar Panels, and It's Pushed Energy Prices Negative [704d]
• Political Consultant Behind Fake Biden Robocalls Faces $6 Million Fine, Criminal Charges [704d]
• IRS Extends Free File Tax Program Through 2029 [704d]
• Mark Zuckerberg Assembles Team of Tech Execs For AI Advisory Council [704d]
• Leaked Contract Shows Samsung Forces Repair Shop To Snitch On Customers [704d]