Apple Epic Court Case Begins With Apple Defending it’s App Moderation Drew Wilson | May 4, 2021 The trial between Apple and Epic has begun. The long anticipated trial is about whether or not Apple is being anti-competitive in their app store.
Union Alleges Interference, Threats of Firings At Amazon – Court Documents Drew Wilson | April 27, 2021 The union assisting in the unionization votes at Amazon is calling for the results to be thrown out because of voter interference.
Digital Rights Ireland Preparing to Sue Facebook Over Data Leak Drew Wilson | April 17, 2021 Digital Rights Ireland is preparing to sue Facebook over the recently discovered data leak of half a billion users. It urges EU citizens to join.
NSO Group Dealt Blow in Court in Trying to Block Whatsapp Lawsuit Drew Wilson | April 15, 2021 NSO Group’s efforts to shut down a lawsuit filed by Whatsapp has been dealt a legal blow after two judges seem unconvinced by dismissal push.
US Supreme Court Rules Re-Implementing An API Is Fair Use Drew Wilson | April 14, 2021 The US Supreme Court has ruled that re-implementing an API is Fair Use. It finally puts an end to the Apple vs Oracle case.
Eating Their Own: Ex CEO, John Matze, Alleges Conspiracy – Sues Parler Drew Wilson | March 24, 2021 In another twist in the ongoing Parler saga, John Matze, fired CEO of Parler, is suing Parler. He alleges there was a conspiracy against him to rob him of millions.
41 States Settle AMCA Breach Lawsuit for a Potential $1 Per Patient Fine Drew Wilson | March 18, 2021 The explosive AMCA data breach story has reached a conclusion. 41 states have settled the lawsuit which could potentially lead to $21 million.
Parler Sues Amazon Again – Claims Defamation, Valuation Loss Drew Wilson | March 11, 2021 Parler is making a second attempt to sue Amazon. This after the first failed lawsuit that happened after AWS was pulled from the platform.
Biden Administration Files Appeal to Have Assange Extradited to US Drew Wilson | February 28, 2021 After vowing to appeal, the Biden Administration has followed through on that promise and appealed the decision to extradite Julian Assange.
US ISPs Lose Court Bid to Skirt Network Neutrality Laws in California Drew Wilson | February 26, 2021 A new court ruling says that California can enforce network neutrality laws. It is seen as a loss for major US ISPs who have been fighting this.
