Robocallers Fined $208 Million by FCC
The FCC has severly fined people violating robocalling policies, but they have yet to receive much of a return.
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FTC to Investigate ISP Privacy Practices
Concerned about the evolution of the telecom industry, the FTC is auditing seven ISP companies to discover what they are doing with private user data.
Google Ordered to Pay €1.5 billion for Violating EU Antitrust Policy
The American tech giant is facing its third penalty for abusing its market dominance to unfairly disadvantage its competitors.
Qualcomm Secures Important Precedent and $31 Million In Legal Victory Against Apple
In a heated and drawn-out legal battle between the two tech giants, a jury determined that Apple violated Qualcomm patents.
Stumped Over How to Institute Digital Policies?
New handbook offers advice on minimizing risk and maximizing opportunity in the digital age.
Soon, Robots Might be Paying Taxes Like Humans – After They Take Our Jobs
Some industry experts think that taxing robots will slow their takeover of human jobs. Others think those taxes might open another can of worms.
TikTok Pays $5.7 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy
The fine is the biggest civil penalty the Federal Trade Commission has ever placed on a company relating to children’s privacy,
Net Neutrality Might Be Coming Back – Here’s What You Need to Know
A new bill that seeks to erase Ajit Pai’s order might help restore balance to net neutrality as decision makers knew it.
California Governor Wants Citizens to Get a Return on Data Mining Profits
Governor Newsom is spearheading the drive to allow citizens to benefit from the millions of dollars tech companies make off of their data.
Mobile Carriers Still Selling Collected Data to Third Parties
Despite the fact that such practices are in direct violation of US law, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint are selling 911 locations to third parties.
