… One passage in the report may interest regulators around the world, as it sees eSafety observe expected “short-term increases in downloads of some emerging apps, but we have not seen any significant migration to non-compliant platforms or other online services that are not required to comply with t…
… Not to mention regulation, as regulators could use the case as an example to enforce specific design restrictions on social platforms to mitigate negative user impact. …
… In November 2021, the company ended Facebook's photo-tagging system and said it would delete the face recognition templates of more than a billion users, framing the decision as “a company-wide move away from this kind of broad identification.” Meta said at the time that it needed to “weigh the pos… …
… The initial iteration of the suit was “legally insufficient,” per the judge’s memo Opens in a new window , and had “failed to plead enough facts” to support its claim that Facebook had made itself a monopoly in the market for social media known legally as Personal Social Networking, or PSN . …
… The company has also renewed its call for the legal responsibility for age verification to be passed to app stores rather than individual developers. …
… Multiple legal and advertising experts I spoke to said the undisclosed relationships don’t just run afoul of major platforms’ advertising policies; in multiple jurisdictions, they probably break the law. …
… Meta points to this potential issue in its argument against Torrez’s proposed remedies. “Regardless of where the accuracy threshold is set, Meta would never be able to prove that the system met that standard, because doing the calculation would require that Meta detect 100% of CSAM to use as the de… …
Today, millions of Americans can buy their pot legally in places that resemble Apple Stores or take powerful psychoactive substances in plush therapeutic settings. …
… Sorrels says he plans to keep Soapstone running in VR as long as it makes sense, if the community is into it. “That'll 100 percent depend on the community,” Sorrels says. “If people are there enjoying it, we're gonna make it as good as it possibly can be for them.” The Last Laugh After the show, av… …
… Its monthslong, case-based approach alone may not cut it in the age of AI, Sudhir Krishnaswamy, a legal scholar and academic, and the only Indian on the global board, told Rest of World . “We are always trying to reduce time taken and trying to get more done. …