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Meta faces a major jury trial over allegations it violated privacy laws by harming young users, seeking billions in damages and sweeping platform changes. States demand stricter controls like parental verification, removing addictive features, and ending autoplay. Meta denies wrongdoing, calling its commitment to youth "longstanding." The case could force fu...

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A U.S. Department of Energy lab, Idaho National Laboratory, is reviewing potential security risks of Chinese-made lidar sensors in autonomous vehicles, funded by unnamed electric/autonomous vehicle companies. Concerns include cyber espionage, data transmission, and mass sensor disablement. Lawmakers are pushing bills to ban Chinese lidar, citing national sec...

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