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Instagram, owned by Meta, faces backlash for censoring pro-immigration posts, including an illustration stating "immigrants make the country great," flagged as sensitive by algorithms. This reveals potential biases in content moderation, contradicting Meta's push for less censorship. Users and advocates demand greater transparency.
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4chan defies UK's Online Safety Act by refusing to pay a £20,000 fine for not assessing illegal content risks, citing U.S. jurisdiction and First Amendment rights. The site appeals to the Trump administration for intervention. This standoff underscores tensions between national laws and the global internet.
Bluesky has blocked access for Mississippi users due to a new age-verification law requiring user checks and parental consent for minors, which the Supreme Court upheld. Citing resource constraints and privacy risks, the platform chose shutdown over compliance. This highlights tensions between state regulations and digital innovation.
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Elon Musk's X, formerly Twitter, is nearing a settlement in a class-action lawsuit over $500 million in denied severance to thousands of laid-off employees following Musk's 2022 acquisition and mass layoffs. The deal, avoiding trial, highlights tech sector tensions on worker rights amid restructuring. This resolution could set precedents for future corporate transitions.
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