A Danish psychologist who was on an expert panel at Meta Platforms for self-harm and suicide told a jury in Tennessee that she quit the role after concluding that the initiative only served a “window shopping”... (more story)

The failure by ACRO — the UK’s criminal records office — to clearly assign responsibility for critical cybersecurity updates and alerts contributed to UK GDPR infringements that put the personal information of... (more story)

X Corp. has won its challenge to an Australian online-safety standard aimed at curbing harmful content, with the court ruling that X is a social-media service and cannot also be regulated as a messaging servic... (more story)

A lawyer for Meta Platforms repeatedly asked a former researcher at the company about her ties to Arturo Bejar, Tennessee’s first witness in the state’s trial against the social media company, which alleges it... (more story)

A former Meta Platforms researcher accused the company of unethically suppressing and interfering with internal research related to user experience, a jury in Tennessee heard in the ongoing trial of the US sta... (more story)

EU governments, industry and campaign groups broadly back the European Commission’s planned Critical Raw Materials Centre, while differing over how far its powers should extend. Responses to a public consultat... (more story)

Malaysia's communications regulator has sought explanations from social-media providers over noncompliance with age-verification requirements under the country's new online-safety regime. The move comes as pla... (more story)

New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez said yesterday’s judgment against Meta Platforms for being a "public nuisance" is just the start of change to the industry, and his office is planning to push for legisl... (more story)