World
Maine Lobster and GPS Trackers: A New Front Opens Over Maritime Data
The U.S. Supreme Court must decide whether to review a Maine lobsterman's challenge to mandatory GPS trackers on lobster boats.
Tag: privacy
World
The Decision Shaking Social Media: New Zealand Wants to Shut Out Under-16s
New Zealand has unveiled a bill requiring Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Facebook to verify users' ages. Behind child protection lies a global battle over digital identity and platform power.
Culture
Meta Smart Glasses: British Cinemas Open the Front of the Connected Theater
On August 20, 2026, British cinemas began setting rules for Meta smart glasses and other camera-enabled devices. Between piracy, privacy and accessibility, the theater becomes a new field of tech regulation.
Sport
The Decision Shaking the World of Tennis: WTA Mandates Genetic Testing for All Female Players
The WTA makes SRY gene testing mandatory for access to the women's circuit. This measure, linked to the Olympic shift ahead of Los Angeles 2028, opens a global debate on fairness, science, and privacy.