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Latest News in Cybersecurity & Privacy

  • December 01, 2025

    Meta Can't Block 'Disgruntled' Researcher's Depo Responses

    A California federal judge overseeing discovery in litigation against social media giants over their impact on youth mental health rejected Meta's bid Monday to block a "disgruntled" former researcher from sharing information it deems attorney-client privileged in an upcoming deposition.

  • December 01, 2025

    FTC Orders Security Fixes To End Education Data Breach Row

    The Federal Trade Commission has become the latest enforcer to take action against technology provider Illuminate Education Inc. over a data breach that exposed millions of students' personal information, announcing a deal Monday that requires the company to delete unnecessary data and undertake other security enhancements. 

  • December 01, 2025

    Apple IPhone Buyers Push To Appeal Class Decertification

    Consumers told the Ninth Circuit they need to appeal a district court ruling that decertified a class of iPhone buyers expected to reach 200 million members in an antitrust case over Apple's App Store policies because the ruling was a "death knell" for the case.

  • December 01, 2025

    AT&T Seeks To Block T-Mobile Price Tool From Data Scraping

    AT&T Services Inc. urged a Texas federal judge Sunday to issue a temporary restraining order blocking T-Mobile US Inc. from using its "Switch Made Easy" price-comparison tool to access AT&T's password-protected software without permission, while T-Mobile countered that the emergency injunction bid is unnecessary and fundamentally mischaracterizes its technology.

  • December 01, 2025

    Chinese Equipment-Testing Co. Slams FCC's 'Bad Lab' Label

    An equipment-testing company controlled by the Chinese government chided the Federal Communications Commission for dubbing it a "bad lab" as the FCC looks to block the company's ability to test telecommunications devices flowing into the U.S. market.

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