Supreme Court clears way for WhatsApp case against NSO Group, opening spyware firm to more lawsuits
The Biden administration previously weighed in on the case between Meta and the spyware maker to recommend the court dismiss the appeal.
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White House argues platforms should be liable if algorithms promote harmful content
The Biden administration argues that companies such as Google should be responsible for harmful content their algorithms promote.
Supreme Court poised to rewrite how social media confronts disinformation
If the Supreme Court backs state efforts to limit platforms from curating content, online disinformation will surge, experts and tech companies say.
Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade reversal sparks calls for strengthening privacy
Data collected by tech companies could be used to prosecute abortion seekers, they warn.
Reproductive rights at risk galvanize calls for federal privacy legislation
Lack of federal privacy protections could make abortion bans a lot more dangerous.
A Supreme Court ruling limits the reach of a landmark hacking law
The Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling is a significant step in limiting the bounds of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
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Supreme Court considers scope of federal anti-hacking law in biggest cyber case to date
The court has until it goes on recess next summer to hand down a ruling.
U.S. files civil suit against Edward Snowden over new memoir
The suit alleges he violated his non-disclosure agreements with both the NSA and CIA by publishing his memoir.
Wyden pushes Supreme Court to adopt email encryption standards that it currently doesn’t use
The Senator from Oregon pushed the court to adopt STARTTLS encryption "to better protect the privacy and security of the Court's email communications."