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The Irish Data Protection Commission Fined Meta $101.5 Million For Violating GDPR Rules - DTH
04:28|The Irish Data Protection Commission fined Meta $101.5 million for violating GDPR Rules, X is now abiding by Brazil’s rules and is asking the Supreme Court to reverse its ban, and the U.S., has concerns about signing a UN cybercrime treaty.Link to Show NotesDisney Plus Unveils “Extra Member” Password Sharing Plans - DTH
04:09|Disney Plus unveils “Extra Member” password sharing plans, X released its first full transparency report since Elon Musk bought the social media platform, and Open AI Mira Murati and two other executives leave the company.Link to Show NotesGoogle Files EU Antitrust Complaint Against Microsoft - DTH
04:39|Privacy group NOYB opens complaint against Mozilla in EU, Sony announces more games to be enhanced by PS5 Pro, CrowdStrike is sorry. Show NotesGoogle Is Extending Gemini To Workspace Customers in Q4 - DTH
04:19|Google is extending Gemini to Workspace customers in Q4, X will allow blocked users to see public posts, and new editing tools are coming to Google Photos on Android and iOS.Link to Show NotesTwitch Details New Strike Enforcement Strategy - DTH
04:37|U.S. Commerce Department proposes prohibiting some Chinese software and hardware in connected vehicles on American roads, Wordpress co-creator calls out WP Engine, Apollo Global Management to invest $5B in Intel?Show NotesWalt Disney To Stop Using Slack After A July Data Breach - DTH
04:36|Walt Disney to stop using Slack after a July data breach, Qualcomm plans to lay off 226 employees at its San Diego facilities, and Google’s new Password Manager PIN makes sharing passkeys across devices easier. Link to Show NotesThe FTC Says Social Media Companies Collect Vast Troves Of Information on Users - DTH
04:29|The FTC says social media companies collect vast troves of information on users while offering little transparency or control, Amazon Joins the Motion Picture Association, And Brazil’s Supreme Court rules the X not to try to circumvent a previous ban.Link to Show NotesYouTube Announces Hype for Upcoming Creators - DTH
05:09|California introduces several new AI and deepfake laws, Apple Intelligence opens up to more languages in 2025, Australian police arrest dozens suspected of using Ghost app for criminal activity. Show NotesMeta Is Rolling Out Teen Accounts For Instagram - DTH
04:46|Meta is rolling out Teen Accounts for Instagram, a panel of DC Circuit Court of Appeals judges appears skeptical of TikTok’s arguments against a U.S. ban, and Google plans to roll out CPTA technology to sort real from AI-generated images.Link to Show Notes