… That could be because the Tool goes against the idea of a minimal phone, for security reasons, or even legal reasons. Hosting a Spotify client on its platform, for example, could land the company in legal hot water. …
… But in the breakdown of Suspicious Activity Reporting indicators, the intelligence report lists activities that could easily be carried out by peaceful protesters, legal experts say. …
… In an email to WIRED, an Anthropic spokesperson confirmed the company’s opposition to SB 3444 and said it has held promising conversations with Cunningham about using the bill as a starting point for future AI legislation. “We are opposed to this bill. …
… A top commenter on Brantz’s first Instagram post wrote of how much they admired her “courage and transparency in going public with this.” She tells WIRED she is exploring legal options but is “not feeling as optimistic as usual.”
… Aaron Mackey, deputy legal director at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights nonprofit, says that based on what’s publicly known about outside access to Dialog data, characterizing the activity as “criminal” appears “far-fetched.” He warns that broad computer-crime laws are sometimes… …
… Indeed, Sidharth says he voted for Trump in 2024, wanting the administration to do more for legal immigration, and less to accommodate undocumented people. …
… A monthly membership costs €12, or $13.99. “Decentralization and data privacy make a lot of sense for queer people in general, and especially in hostile legal environments or in the US right now, where you don’t really know what digital platforms actually have your best interest in mind,” says the … …
… European regulators and privacy advocates in the US questioned its legality as early as 2011, and there were concerns over whether users had meaningfully consented to the creation of biometric data. …
… As European officials’ deadline of July 27 for announcing its final decisions approaches, Google has been increasingly vocal in its opposition to the parts of the plans it does not believe will work. …
… So I don't think you can ever completely discount his legal fights even when they seem spurious at the outset. Brian Barrett: Set aside the legal merits, who knows? …