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In 2024, Google was sued for allegedly listening to users' conversations without their permission or knowledge. That said, what should you know about it?

Looks like Meta might find itself in trouble for “hiding a study”. According to a Reuters report, the study alleged that Meta’s platform is dangerous to teenage users. So, what should you know about it?

Recently, we mentioned that CloudFlare confirmed the outage wasn’t caused by a cyberattack. Now, four Japanese publishing companies, including Kodansha, Shueisha, Shogakukan and Kadokawa, sued internet service provider Cloudflare. So, what should you know about it?

When it comes to smartwatches, the Apple Watch Series is one of the most popular ones. However, a lawsuit was recently filed against Apple in the US, accusing the company of failing to disclose harmful substances on three straps - the Sports Band, Ocean Band and Nike Sports Band.

"Hey, Siri" is a phrase you may have said often, without realising that your Apple device was secretly recording everything you say. Probably. Or at least that's what the California federal court has determined.

The average gamer may recognise Epic Games as a company that loves to give out free games. But if you're not into PC games, you probably remember Epic Games only for its lawsuit against Apple and Google a few years ago. Now, the company has filed a lawsuit against Google and Samsung.

Yesterday, Nintendo and The Pokemon Company filed a lawsuit against, Pocketpair, the makers of Palworld. The lawsuit letter was published on Nintendo's website, claiming Pocketpair of "patent infringement" (from Pokemon, obviously) on its Palworld game.

Earlier this year, Palworld was one of the hottest games to play on Steam. Although overall gameplay mechanics are a bit different, the creatures look very similar to several popular Pokemon from Nintendo. Well, it was only a matter of time before Nintendo and The Pokemon Company filed a lawsuit against Pocketpair Inc., the makers of Palworld.

According to Mark Zuckerberg, Threads by Instagram has already reached over 30 million users on the first day which is quite a feat. That said, we wondered how would Twitter react to this and apparently, the company is threatening to sue Meta about it. 

It’s no secret that Google is big in online search, but because of this and its business practices the US Justice Department could see fit to sue the company for its monopoly or dominance of the Digital Advertising Market.