Google was fined $177 million by a South Korean antitrust regulator for prohibiting customised versions of the Android operating system. In South Korea, Google has been hit with a substantial financial penalty for its dominance in the mobile operating system…
Facebook has announced the launch of new products and features for business owners, following the threat to its ad targeting business driven by Apple’s new privacy features, which now allow mobile users to opt out of being tracked across their…
Apple finished its “California Streaming” event on September 13th as it announced a whole lot of new products, including the iPhone 13 lineup of smartphones, Apple Watches with bigger screens, and new iPads. Here are the 8 biggest announcements from Apple’s…
Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) announced on 14th September that it has opened two investigations into video sharing platform TikTok. The first covers how TikTok handles children’s data, and whether it complies with Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation. The DPC will…
Microsoft has announced that it will be holding a Surface event on September 22nd. Microsoft said, “The company will talk about devices and Windows 11.” With Windows 11 set to debut on October 5th, it is expected to see four…
A judge ruled on January 10th issued a ruling in California’s Epic Games v. Apple case prohibiting Apple from blocking outside payments. Effectively, the judge has ruled that Apple cannot prohibit developers from adding links for alternative payments beyond Apple’s App…
Epic Games has asked Apple to reinstate its Fortnite developer account so it can release the game in South Korea, following the passage of a bill that will force Apple and Google to let apps use alternative payment systems. It’s…
Sony is the latest video game company to put on a virtual event. The PlayStation Showcase 2021 didn’t disappoint fans as it was a chance to show off some of the biggest games coming to the PS5, and while there…
Governor Greg Abbott has proposed a law that would allow users to sue social media companies that prevent them from using their accounts. The proposal comes after the Attorney General’s office was informed about such action by users. The new law,…
Australia’s High Court has ruled that media companies in Australia can be held responsible for defamatory comments left on their social media pages by members of the public. The decision is part of a long-running defamation case that could have…
