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Australian authorities have targeted Musk for not complying with an order to remove content across its platform globally related to a terror incident.

Australian authorities are pushing Musk to remove content from its platform from all global users.

Australian authorities have targeted Musk for not complying with an order to remove content across its platform globally.

The Australian online content regulator blocked the content to Australian audiences but wanted X to extend the move globally.

The head of Britain’s National Crime Agency has joined more than 30 European police chiefs in calling for end-to-end encryption to be halted.

‘We are noticing a dramatic increase in global censorship,’ Rumble CEO Chris Pavlovski said.

With fines and take-down notices piling up, and the social media giant vowing to test their validity in court, X says free speech trumps all.

Supermarket chain Foodstuffs NZ said the trial came after 4,719 incidences of retail crime were recorded in its stores nationwide in the last quarter of 2023.

Australian authorities have taken a hardline against content uploaded online in the wake of 2 major stabbing incidents.

In the 1980s, Australians fought hard against a similar national ID program, what has changed since then?

The order came as U.S. Congress may soon pass a measure to force TikTok’s divestment from China.

This follows Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant weighing up approaching Google to “minimise the amount of content the Australians can see.”

A water tank overflowed at a Texas water treatment facility due to a suspected hack.

NSW Premier Chris Minns has welcomed government action to censor visuals of two stabbing attacks in his state, but a watchdog group warns there must be limits.

The Biden administration’s policy shift has eroded American leadership in digital trade, experts warn.

Cloud computing’s demand for electricity strains a grid that is already predicted to feature power shortages and routine rolling blackouts in the coming years.

A senior police official said the incident satisfied the requirements of religiously motivated extremism.

The labeling requirement comes from an FCC rule aimed at ensuring price transparency for consumers.