Tech Policy & Law
Nintendo told a judge customers have zero legal claim to tariff refunds the company stands to receive from the government
Nintendo argues customers have no right to tariff refunds from the government. A federal court…
Uber and Waymo are already on opposite sides of D.C.’s robotaxi rules—and Waymo already has a six-month advantage
Uber and Waymo clash over D.C. robotaxi legislation. Waymo's head start could lock Uber out…
Sony just killed PlayStation disc games by 2028—and gamers discovered what ‘ownership’ really means now
Sony's plan to end physical game discs by January 2028 strips gamers of ownership rights…
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Google’s AI Overviews: The Liability Reckoning That Could Reshape Corporate AI Accountability Forever
A German court ruled Google is legally liable for AI Overview errors. With 10% error rates and 16,000 false summaries…
Apple’s Texas Age Verification: The Industrial Consolidation of Government ID Tracking
Apple begins collecting credit cards and government IDs from all new Texas App Store users June 4th under state law.…
Apple finally caves to Google’s years-long RCS push — unlocking encrypted texts between iPhone and Android
Apple adopts RCS with end-to-end encryption, ending years of Google pressure. Cross-platform iPhone-Android texts now fully encrypted.
Congress just tripled GUARD Act penalties to $250,000 per violation—and small AI developers are panicking
Congress narrowed the GUARD Act but tripled fines to $250K per violation. The bill's vague standards and mandatory age-verification systems…