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Attorneys general from four US states are seeking a financial penalty that could, in theory, total as much as $2 trillion.

The smart glasses craze has taken over social media, but where do we draw the line on privacy?

Labor will take its News Bargaining Incentive to parliament on Thursday following harsh criticism from the nation’s two biggest media companies.

Experts are sounding the alarm over serious concerns people may be filmed without their knowledge or consent.

Labor is set to tweak its proposed News Bargaining Incentive to better support small and regional publishers.

The new feature sparked privacy fears.

This headline may read like one of those fake warnings people share every few months or so – but this time it’s real.

A new feature later this year will change the way people use the messaging app.

“Most people don’t think it matters at all,” said Amy Heighes, 15.

The company claimed people don’t use social media to find news, and accused the government on creating a “tax on innovation” in a scathing rebuke.