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Technological innovations like social media, automation, smartphones, ride-sharing, e-commerce, cryptocurrency, and health tech, intended to solve societal issues, have instead fostered division, inequality, addiction, environmental harm, and ethical dilemmas. Critics urge ethical frameworks to ensure future advancements truly benefit society.
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In 2026, U.S. states like California, Texas, Colorado, and Virginia implement new tech regulations focusing on AI transparency, data privacy, child safety online, right-to-repair, and crypto protections. These laws aim to curb unchecked tech growth, impacting businesses and innovation. They signal a shift toward greater accountability in the digital economy.
California's DROP platform, launching January 1, 2026, enables residents to submit a single request to delete personal data from hundreds of registered brokers, streamlining privacy under the Delete Act and CCPA. It mandates compliance, audits, and risk assessments for businesses. This empowers consumers and may influence national privacy standards.
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The UK's 2026 drone regulations, effective January 1, introduce stricter rules for camera-equipped drones over 100g, mandating Flyer ID via online tests, Remote ID for tracking, and a new UK0-UK6 classification system to enhance safety and privacy. This overhaul challenges operators but fosters innovation in a maturing sector.
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