Earlier this year, several domains linked to Anna’s Archive, a popular pirate library, were taken down following a lawsuit from Spotify and major record labels. New court documents reveal how legal pressure led to the shutdown of these sites, impacting the availability of unauthorized music content online. The case highlights ongoing battles between copyright holders
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Reports of violations of the European Union’s GDPR personal data protection law are increasing rapidly. According to a recent study by the law firm DLA Piper, the number of daily reports has grown significantly, highlighting growing cybersecurity challenges across the region. This trend shows that organizations are facing more pressure to safeguard personal data than
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The Indian government has publicly denied a recent report claiming it has demanded access to the source code of major smartphone operating systems. The story, published by Reuters, suggested that India is pushing tech giants like Apple, Samsung, Google, and Xiaomi to share their source code as part of new security regulations. However, India’s Ministry
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Owning a Google Pixel phone means experiencing Android in its purest form. With Google’s clean and privacy-focused design, Pixels stand out from other devices that often add layers of bloatware or privacy compromises. Over the past year, many hidden features and tips have surfaced that can help users get the most out of their Pixel.
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Apple has made significant updates to its App Store policies in Japan. These changes come after years of resistance and are part of efforts to align with new Japanese regulations. The goal seems to be balancing regulatory demands with protecting both consumers and the company’s interests. What’s New in Japan’s App Store Policies Apple has
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It’s a misty morning in Munich as Marie, the CIO of a forward-thinking European healthcare startup, reviews proposals from various cloud providers. Her company is preparing to launch AI-driven diagnostics, but strict EU privacy laws require all patient data to stay within regional borders. On her desk are sleek portfolios from industry giants like Microsoft,
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User consent is increasingly under threat, especially regarding the control over which apps are installed on your device. India recently announced a new requirement for all smartphone manufacturers to pre-install a government-mandated app that cannot be deleted. This move adds to ongoing privacy battles faced by Apple and other tech companies, raising concerns about user
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Saudi Arabia is making a big move toward controlling its digital future. The country has signed a multi-year agreement with a European AI infrastructure company called D-AI, along with its national investment fund, PIF. This partnership aims to build local data centers, digital identity systems, and cloud platforms that are fully under Saudi control. It’s
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The Africa Tech Festival 2025 wrapped up recently, leaving a strong message: Africa’s digital growth needs better policy coordination and teamwork. Over three days, tech leaders, policymakers, investors, and innovators gathered to discuss how the continent can unlock its digital potential. The event highlighted that Africa is on an unprecedented tech journey, fueled by its
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European regulators have pushed for changes to how Apple runs its App Store, claiming it will benefit consumers. But a new report suggests the opposite might be true. Instead of helping users, these rules could expose them to more risks and create more confusion. The Reality Behind the Laws Apple recently published a detailed report
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