ā¢ DOJ: Google must sell Chrome, Android could be next: The Department of Justice is reaffirming its demands for action to break up Googleās search monopoly, calling for the sale of Chrome and potentially Android as well.
ā¢ Everything You Say to Your Echo Will Soon Be Sent to Amazon, and You Canāt Opt Out: Amazon is killing its āDo Not Send Voice Recordingsā privacy feature on March 28 as the company aims to bolster Alexa+, its new subscription assistant.
ā¢ ChatGPT hit with privacy complaint over defamatory hallucinations: OpenAI is facing another privacy complaint in Europe over its viral AI chatbotās tendency to hallucinate false information ā and this one might prove tricky for regulators to ignore.
ā¢ EU sends Apple first DMA interoperability instructions for apps and connected devices: The European Union has sent Apple preliminary instructions on how it expects the iPhone maker to comply with interoperability provisions in the blocās Digital Markets Act (DMA), its flagship market contestability reform.
ā¢ Meta settles UK āright to object to ad-trackingā lawsuit by agreeing not to track plaintiff: A human rights campaigner, Tanya OāCarroll, has succeeded in forcing social media giant Meta not to use her data for targeted advertising. The agreement is contained in a settlement to an individual challenge she lodged against Metaās tracking and profiling back in 2022.