Peak Design Denies Tracking Suspect's Backpack, Clarifies Serial Number Policy
Peak Design refutes claims of tracing a suspect's backpack using serial numbers, citing lack of unique identifiers in older models and commitment to customer privacy.
Policy
Schumer Demands Advanced Drone Detection System Amidst Northeast Chaos
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for advanced drone detection system to address recent sightings in New York and New Jersey, prompting airport shutdowns and security concerns.
TikTok Takes Fight Against US Ban to Supreme Court
TikTok and ByteDance file emergency appeal with US Supreme Court to block law forcing sale or ban, citing free speech concerns
Nigerian Senate Proposes Bill to Ban Use of Dollar and Other Foreign Currencies for Local Transactions
Nigeria's Senate introduces a bill to outlaw the use of foreign currencies for local transactions, aiming to promote economic stability and reduce reliance on foreign currencies.
Google Updates AI Policy to Allow Automated Decisions in High-Risk Domains with Human Oversight
Google clarifies its generative AI policy, permitting customers to make automated decisions in high-risk areas like healthcare, as long as a human is in the loop.
Grubhub Agrees to $25 Million Settlement Over Deceptive Practices
Grubhub settles FTC lawsuit, agreeing to pay $25 million and make platform changes to address misleading customer and driver practices.
Tech Antitrust Policy Enters Uncharted Territory Under Trump's Second Term
President-elect Donald Trump's second term brings uncertainty to tech antitrust policy, with new appointees poised to shake up the regulatory landscape.
Supreme Court to Hear TikTok Ban Arguments in January, Raising Hopes for App's US Future
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear arguments on a law that could ban TikTok in the US, offering a glimmer of hope for the app's survival in the country.