Egypt is about to act on its longstanding threat to temporarily ban YouTube. The country's highest administrative court has ruled that officials must block the streaming video site for a month (along with "all" links playing the video)...
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How GDPR is affecting the games you love
By Engadget on May 26, 2018 in: business, europe, gaming, internet, law
The tech world has been bracing for a new set of European privacy rules that go into effect: the General Data Protection Regulation, better known as GDPR. Companies will have either changed how they handle their EU users' personal data or face s...
Ask Engadget: Is Instagram creeping on my kid?
By Engadget on May 26, 2018 in: facebook, family, internet, kids, opinion
The support shared among readers in the comments section is one of the things we love most about the Engadget community. Over the years, we've known you to offer sage advice on everything from Chromecasts and cameras to drones and smartphones. I...
An Egyptian court has ordered the suspension for one month of video-sharing website, YouTube, and others sharing a video found to be insulting the Muslim Prophet Mohammed.
Leaked Facebook documents show its shifting hate speech policies
By Engadget on May 25, 2018 in: entertainment, facebook, internet
Over the last year or so, Facebook's public statements have reflected the ongoing process of its moderation policies, both when it comes to election fraud and the even pricklier issue of hate speech. Now, beyond its publicly available Community...
Amid a global scramble to comply with new EU data protections laws, the debate on privacy has intensified in the United States with some calling for similar measures for Americans, and others warning the rules could fracture the global internet.
The California Supreme Court will decide whether Facebook and other social media companies must turn over user content to criminal defendants.
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