Technology

Viral social media app TikTok says its employees who are based in China can access data from users in the United States.

Florida's Big Tech censorship law is blocked -- for now. But the Supreme Court could determine whether Florida’s social media law is constitutional. 

Former President Donald Trump appealed the dismissal of the lawsuit that challenged his permanent ban from Twitter.

The International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) launched a new legal fund to protect fact-checkers that face litigation.

A group of United States senators introduced a bill that would allow the president to block exports of data to countries that pose a national security risk.

Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt and Lousiana Attorney General Jeff Landry asked for a preliminary injunction to stop alleged collusion in the Biden administration.

A new report suggested China exploited Google search results to spread its false narrative about COVID-19.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, faced a lawsuit after it was revealed the company used a tracking tool to obtain patient health information.

U.S. lawmakers urged Google to “fix” abortion searches.

A new report suggested Facebook received sensitive medical information from hospital websites.

Big Tech platforms agreed to provide data to the European Union to fight “disinformation” online.

Twenty-seven Senate Republicans led by Sen. John Thune (R-SD) on Wednesday introduced legislation that would ban email providers from using algorithms that mark certain political campaign emails as spam.

A Google engineer claimed an artificial intelligence bot that belonged to the company came to life.
 

Journalists at The New York Times targeted Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s efforts to push back against online censorship.