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Snap has reached a tentative settlement in a lawsuit alleging its social media platform harms children and young adults, following similar agreements by TikTok and YouTube.

A cyberattack on AI music generator Suno affected 55 million users, stealing personal and payment information.

Stellantis will install Mobileye's hands-free driving technology in its vehicles starting in 2027.

Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra update enables hiding picture-in-picture videos with Privacy Display.
Over 400 Linux CVEs were published in the last 24 hours.

Paramount acquired Warner Bros. Discovery's assets for $111 billion, but a federal judge paused the deal due to a lawsuit.

The UK government scraps plans for digital ID cards after millions of Brits opposed the scheme.

The X4 Pro e-reader features a touchscreen and light, making it the best version of Xteink's tiny e-readers.

Xteink's X4 Pro e-reader adds a touchscreen and front light to its tiny, pocketable design.
The ACLU reports that Flock Safety, an automatic license plate reader company, has repeatedly lied to city councils and police about its surveillance technology, prompting contract revocations.

A federal judge approved Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement with authors and publishers for illegally downloading books, but ruled that training AI on copyrighted text constitutes fair use.

Colossal Biosciences is reportedly seeking new capital at a $20 billion to $30 billion valuation, following its $10.2 billion valuation last year, as it expands de-extinction and related technologies.
Jellyfin's founder, Andrew, has announced his departure from the open-source media system's development team, prompting community discussion about the project's future direction.

Android's July 2026 Google System Updates introduce new features like passkey support for Android TV, IMEI display on the lock screen, and an option to add app widgets during installation.

Chris Fall, director of the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, resigned after three months, marking the third departure from the top AI standards role in less than a year.

Sony Music Entertainment filed a new lawsuit against AI music generator Udio, alleging copyright infringement for over 30,000 songs, including works by Beyoncé and Harry Styles.

Google Photos now has a toggle to switch between classic search and Ask Photos.

The FCC plans to retroactively ban disguised DJI gadgets from US import and sale.

A Pennsylvania cop is charged with oppression and obstruction for secretly taking nude photos of prisoners with his iPhone.

The Sideload podcast discusses digital landscaping and modern internet trends.

Drones are being tested to fight wildfires by spraying water and fire retardants in California and Alaska.

Watching The Odyssey in IMAX provides a different experience due to the larger format.

Healthcare billing software maker Craneware experienced a cyberattack, resulting in hackers stealing a "significant volume" of customer, employee, and partner data from its systems.

Dr. Jill Lepore argues that systemic measurement, from historical censuses to modern AI, dehumanizes society by flattening human concerns into artificial structures.