Britain’s privacy watchdog fines Reddit nearly $20 million for unlawfully collecting and using children’s personal data.

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"The action we took on Grok sent a clear message that no platform gets a free pass," U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer said on Sunday.

Sir Keir Starmer has warned Elon Musk and other technology executives that “no platform gets a free pass” on illegal content in the UK, as the prime minister moves to tighten online safety laws ...

Which? welcomes the opportunity to comment on the CMA’s proposed conduct requirements for Google search services. We support the proposed conduct requirements as important first steps to ensuring that ...

The UK’s competition watchdog has said publishers should be able to opt out of their content being used in Google’s AI Overviews without it affecting how they appear in search engine results. Google ...

WWE Elimination Chamber 2026 can be live streamed on Netflix in the UK. The WWE Network has officially merged with the streaming giant, meaning you can watch every WWE Premium Live Event and new ...

News organisations hope proposals will increase leverage to get paid if content is used in AI summaries Web publishers and news organisations could be given the power to stop Google scraping their ...