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Femi Falana Sues Meta For $5m Over Alleged Privacy Invasion
Falana alleged that Meta published false and misleading content under the page “AfriCare Health Centre” on Facebook, by falsely claiming...
South Korea Blocks DeepSeek AI App Over Data Concerns
“The Chinese AI firm has acknowledged that considerations for domestic privacy laws were somewhat lacking,” South Korea’s Personal Information Protection...
Spain-Portugal Power Outage Ends as DHL Resumes High-Value US Shipments
This week's digest covers major global events: DHL resumes US shipments, a massive power outage in Spain and Portugal, China’s...
Protect Your Car's Interior with Tinted Windows
A window tinted car is a meticulous process that involves the application of a thin layer of specialized film onto the windows of your vehicle. Typically, this film comprises various…
German federal prosecutor considers formal NSA investigation
Germany’s federal prosecutor is considering if there is enough evidence to warrant a formal, criminal investigation into the German government’s alleged involvement in the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) data…
The Most Expensive Las Vegas Hotel Without Casino
Five-star hotels are a few luxuries that are impossible to live without if you plan on lodging on the Las Vegas strip. In a previous post, we created a listicle…
Apple CEO Tim Cook Reveals he is Gay on Bloomberg Business Week
Today the CEO of Apple Tim Cook wrote a long essay on Bloomberg Business Week magazine in which he proclaim that he considers “being gay among the greatest gifts God has given…
Facebook is facing a law suit. Reason? Scanning user's Messages
From the revelation that Facebook scans through its user's messages to deliver "tailored" ads, a U.S. judge has ruled that they must face a class-action lawsuit. Facebook's bid to dismiss…