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The European Union is preparing to introduce the EU KIDS Act, a legislative proposal that would prohibit children under 15 from opening autonomous social media or online gaming accounts while banning engagement mechanics like endless scrolling.
A commentary published by Mashable Tech highlights the severe emotional and structural limits of high-profile tech settlements like Meta's recent $17 billion agreement, pointing to new California legislation as the viable path for systemic platform reform.
DigiCert's upcoming World Quantum Readiness Day event on Sept. 17 will highlight the shift from theoretical post-quantum planning to practical software modernization and AI agent governance.
As enterprise IT environments grow increasingly complex, Lightedge Solutions CEO Rob Carter emphasizes matching individual application requirements to the right cloud environment rather than enforcing rigid single-platform mandates.
Tesla shares fell 6% following a subdued Cybercab launch and a new NHTSA investigation into how the automaker self-certified driverless vehicles that lack steering wheels and brake pedals.
Utah regulators have agreed to temporarily hold off on enforcing SB 73, a groundbreaking law that targets VPN usage to bypass online age verification, while a federal judge considers a challenge from Aylo.
Apple and Google updated digital map labels to align with federal directives, sparking debate over corporate compliance and product accuracy while smaller competitors gained market share.
Mozilla has introduced an integrated ad blocker for Firefox on iOS utilizing Apple's WebKit API, amidst broader industry debate surrounding browser engine policies in Europe.
Chief Information Security Officers are facing increased pressure to integrate AI risk management with business growth strategies, a key theme at recent cybersecurity conferences.
The company is considering APIs, internal productivity software and compute sales as new revenue lines outside advertising.
