DigitalPrivacy

Supreme Court to Review TikTok's Challenge Against U.S. Ban: A Pivotal Moment for Social Media

4 days ago

In a significant development for the tech industry and social media users alike, the United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge brought forth by TikTok regarding a potential ban in the U.S. This case could set a monumental precedent affecting not just the Chinese-owned video-sharing app but also the broader landscape of social media platforms operating in the United States.

Malaysian Lawmakers Greenlight Controversial Bill to Expand Internet Regulations

12 days ago

In a significant legislative move, Malaysian lawmakers have approved a bill aimed at broadening government control over the internet, a decision that has sparked a wave of criticism from various human rights groups and internet advocates. The bill, which has been under discussion for several months, was passed with a majority vote, showcasing the government's intent to enhance its regulatory power over digital platforms.

Musk’s Platform X Denied by Supreme Court in Secret DOJ-Trump Warrant Case

3 months ago

In an unfolding legal saga with wide-reaching implications, the Supreme Court of the United States has denied Elon Musk's platform, X, in its appeal against a ruling involving a clandestine Department of Justice (DOJ) warrant linked to former President Donald Trump. The high-profile tech and legal conflict stems from a covert government warrant issued to obtain information from the social media platform, previously known as Twitter, as part of an ongoing investigation.