Net neutrality restored as FCC votes to regulate internet providers
The telecommunications industry opposed the reintroduction of the rules, declaring it an example of unnecessary government interference in business decisions.
The men face charges of attempting to illegally export a semiconductor machine to China.
The telecommunications industry opposed the reintroduction of the rules, declaring it an example of unnecessary government interference in business decisions.
If upheld, legal experts also stress that the law could set a precedent carrying wider ramifications for digital media in the U.S.
Facebook processes years' worth of personal data for advertising purposes. The lucrative business model suffered a blow after an EU court adviser found it violates EU privacy rules.
The California attorney general has accused Diana Teran of improperly accessing a computer and taking data from it.
Pegasus, produced by Israeli company NSO Group, has been sold to governments and is described as a tool to fight criminals and terrorists.
Meta, TikTok, YouTube and Snap have been sued by 668 personal injury plaintiffs and 615 school districts who claim the companies have fomented a mental health crisis.
Shou Chew has said that his company will challenge the order, which demands TikTok divest from its Chinese-owned parent company or face a national ban, in court.
The watchdog said it was seeking comments from “interested third parties," before deciding whether to carry out an in-depth antitrust investigation.
TikTok is under pressure on various fronts after the U.S. Congress Tuesday approved legislation requiring the app be divested from ByteDance. CEO Shou Zi Chew said the company would fight the law — which he said amounted to a ban — in U.S. courts.
The bill makes it a crime for someone to distribute a deepfake image that depicts intimate body parts or certain sex acts.