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Apple Fights $1.8 Billion App Store Lawsuit in First of UK Class Actions Against Tech Giants
Apple is facing a mass lawsuit brought on behalf of around 20 million iPhone and iPad users in the United Kingdom, who were allegedly overcharged for app purchases. Apple, however, says the case is meritless and overlooks the benefits to consumers of the integrated approach of its iOS operating system, which prioritises security and privacy.
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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
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Security Experts Reveal Surprising Theory Behind Mysterious Drones Over New Jersey
Several experts have suggested that the mysterious flights might be linked to a secret US government operation, possibly a top-secret military program.
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Google Confirms Pixel Fold, Pixel 6 and Select Other Models Will Get 5 Years of OS Updates
Google has silently announced that it is extending the support for Pixel Fold, Pixel 6 series and select other models in its lineup. The aforementioned smartphones will now support a total of five years of operating system (OS) and security updates starting from when they first became available on the Google Store in the US — an increase over the...
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Deaths Of 2 Navy SEALS Killed In Somalia Sea Op "Preventable", Probe Finds
The deaths of two US Navy SEALs during an operation earlier this year to seize Iranian weapons bound for Yemen's Huthi rebels were "preventable," an investigation into the incident found.
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eToro to Shut Down Nearly All Crypto Trading in Settlement With US SEC
eToro will stop offering nearly all cryptocurrencies to its customers as part of a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. In a statement, eToro co-founder and CEO Yoni Assia said that the settlement allows the company to "focus on providing innovative and relevant products across our diversified US business."
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23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
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Nasdaq Seeks US SEC Approval for Bitcoin Index Options
The proposed Nasdaq Bitcoin Index Options would track the CME CF Bitcoin Real-Time Index, developed by CF Benchmarks to track Bitcoin futures and options contracts available on the exchange operated by CME Group, Nasdaq said.
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Meta Finds Deceptive Content Likely Generated by AI on Facebook and Instagram
Meta said on Wednesday it had found "likely AI-generated" content used deceptively on its Facebook and Instagram platforms, including comments praising Israel's handling of the war in Gaza published below posts from global news organizations and US lawmakers.
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Coinbase Sued in US for Allegedly ‘Deceiving’ Investors: Details
A lawsuit has been filed against Coinbase by a group of six of its customers, claiming that Coinbase has been a part of a shadowy crypto ecosystem operating just outside of the law since formed over 10 years ago.
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Next Phase Of Gaza War Will See Precise Targeting Of Hamas Leaders: Top US Official
The war in Gaza will transition to a new phase focused on precise targeting of the Hamas leadership and on intelligence-driven operations, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in Israel on Friday.
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Philippines' SEC to Block Access to Binance, Says Crypto Exchange's Operator Not a Registered Corporation
The Philippines' Securities and Exchange Commission has begun the process of blocking access to the world's largest crypto exchange Binance, whose chief last week stepped down and pleaded guilty to breaking US anti-money laundering laws.
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Gaza Hostage Deal Closer Than Ever: US Official
A deal to secure the release of some of the hostages held in Gaza by Hamas operatives is closer than ever in the Islamist group's war with Israel, a White House official said on Sunday.
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US Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Engine Mid-Flight Had "Mental Breakdown": Passenger
Alaska Airlines had said in a statement that Flight 2059 "reported a credible security threat" after Emerson "attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines".
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2 Drunk Americans Found Sleeping Atop Eiffel Tower
Two American tourists were found sleeping off a heavy night in the heights of Paris' Eiffel Tower on Monday, after dodging security the night before, the monument's operator said Tuesday.
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Apple Fights $1.8 Billion App Store Lawsuit in First of UK Class Actions Against Tech Giants
Apple is facing a mass lawsuit brought on behalf of around 20 million iPhone and iPad users in the United Kingdom, who were allegedly overcharged for app purchases. Apple, however, says the case is meritless and overlooks the benefits to consumers of the integrated approach of its iOS operating system, which prioritises security and privacy.
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Secret Chinese Police Station In New York? Here's The Real Story
Chen Jinping pleaded guilty to operating the secret police station for China’s Ministry of Public Security and faces up to five years in prison for acting as an illegal foreign agent.
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Security Experts Reveal Surprising Theory Behind Mysterious Drones Over New Jersey
Several experts have suggested that the mysterious flights might be linked to a secret US government operation, possibly a top-secret military program.
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Google Confirms Pixel Fold, Pixel 6 and Select Other Models Will Get 5 Years of OS Updates
Google has silently announced that it is extending the support for Pixel Fold, Pixel 6 series and select other models in its lineup. The aforementioned smartphones will now support a total of five years of operating system (OS) and security updates starting from when they first became available on the Google Store in the US — an increase over the...
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Deaths Of 2 Navy SEALS Killed In Somalia Sea Op "Preventable", Probe Finds
The deaths of two US Navy SEALs during an operation earlier this year to seize Iranian weapons bound for Yemen's Huthi rebels were "preventable," an investigation into the incident found.
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eToro to Shut Down Nearly All Crypto Trading in Settlement With US SEC
eToro will stop offering nearly all cryptocurrencies to its customers as part of a settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. In a statement, eToro co-founder and CEO Yoni Assia said that the settlement allows the company to "focus on providing innovative and relevant products across our diversified US business."
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23 Years Of 9/11 Attacks: How A New Approach Is Needed Now To Fight Terrorism
An effective definition of terrorism is necessary to provide the operational rules of engagement to national security agencies.
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Nasdaq Seeks US SEC Approval for Bitcoin Index Options
The proposed Nasdaq Bitcoin Index Options would track the CME CF Bitcoin Real-Time Index, developed by CF Benchmarks to track Bitcoin futures and options contracts available on the exchange operated by CME Group, Nasdaq said.
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Meta Finds Deceptive Content Likely Generated by AI on Facebook and Instagram
Meta said on Wednesday it had found "likely AI-generated" content used deceptively on its Facebook and Instagram platforms, including comments praising Israel's handling of the war in Gaza published below posts from global news organizations and US lawmakers.
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Coinbase Sued in US for Allegedly ‘Deceiving’ Investors: Details
A lawsuit has been filed against Coinbase by a group of six of its customers, claiming that Coinbase has been a part of a shadowy crypto ecosystem operating just outside of the law since formed over 10 years ago.
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Next Phase Of Gaza War Will See Precise Targeting Of Hamas Leaders: Top US Official
The war in Gaza will transition to a new phase focused on precise targeting of the Hamas leadership and on intelligence-driven operations, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in Israel on Friday.
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Philippines' SEC to Block Access to Binance, Says Crypto Exchange's Operator Not a Registered Corporation
The Philippines' Securities and Exchange Commission has begun the process of blocking access to the world's largest crypto exchange Binance, whose chief last week stepped down and pleaded guilty to breaking US anti-money laundering laws.
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Gaza Hostage Deal Closer Than Ever: US Official
A deal to secure the release of some of the hostages held in Gaza by Hamas operatives is closer than ever in the Islamist group's war with Israel, a White House official said on Sunday.
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US Pilot Who Tried To Shut Down Engine Mid-Flight Had "Mental Breakdown": Passenger
Alaska Airlines had said in a statement that Flight 2059 "reported a credible security threat" after Emerson "attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines".
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2 Drunk Americans Found Sleeping Atop Eiffel Tower
Two American tourists were found sleeping off a heavy night in the heights of Paris' Eiffel Tower on Monday, after dodging security the night before, the monument's operator said Tuesday.
