Australia Sues Amazon Over Prime Video Ads, Alleging Unfair Contract Terms for Millions
Australia's consumer regulator sued Amazon, alleging unfair contract terms allowed Prime Video ads without compensation for over a million annual subscribers.
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Australia's consumer regulator sued Amazon, alleging unfair contract terms allowed Prime Video ads without compensation for over a million annual subscribers.
Taiwanese authorities raided Supermicro's Taiwan office and three affiliated sites on Monday, summoning six people for questioning in a widening probe over alleged smuggling of Nvidia chips to China.
Britain's Competition and Markets Authority proposed allowing app developers to direct users to cheaper payment options outside Apple and Google's stores, with any steering fee capped below current commissions.
Kali Linux 2026.2 is out with nine new tools, faster VM boot times thanks to a trimmed initrd, and major NetHunter improvements including Magisk kernel flashing and an EvilTwin captive portal.
OpenAI is partnering with mechanical keyboard maker Work Louder on a macro pad that will offer dedicated keys for Codex shortcuts, launching July 15.
Leaked images and parts lists for the iPhone 18 Pro have appeared on the dark web following a data breach at Apple supplier Tata Electronics, with ransomware group World Leaks posting over 200,000 files.
A wave of security disclosures this week includes critical flaws in Apple AirDrop and Google/Samsung Quick Share affecting billions, a GitHub advisory backlog, and active exploits targeting Oracle E-Business Suite and highway sign controllers.
Straiker secures $64M for enterprise AI agent security, OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 Sol for cybersecurity at US government request, and Firefly Aerospace runs NVIDIA Jetson in lunar orbit for the first time.
Washington lobbying firms are dropping Alibaba and Tencent ahead of a Pentagon rule that takes effect Tuesday. Alibaba lost five firms, Tencent lost four since the blacklist expanded.
Flipper Devices, known for the controversial Flipper Zero, will release the Busy Bar on July 14. The $249 customizable LED display lets coworkers and family know when you're in a deep work session.
Arena AI reaches $100M in annualized revenue eight months after launching its commercial evaluation service. Meanwhile, Anthropic's Claude runs on NVIDIA GB300 Blackwell Ultra GPUs in Azure, and Qwen 3.6 emerges as a local development favorite.
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