This week saw important shifts in the tech industry, particularly with the UK enforcing the Online Safety Act aimed at protecting users from harmful content. Reddit has launched a feature allowing users to block specific ads, while Roku faces backlash over its advertising strategy. Additionally, Apple is embroiled in a secret legal battle concerning encrypted data, and concerns are rising about AI copyright laws as Alden newspapers challenge major companies. Lastly, the M&A landscape shows signs of activity, with Adform considering a sale, suggesting ongoing changes in the industry.
The UK begins enforcing the Online Safety Act to protect internet users from illegal online content, marking a significant step towards safer online spaces.
Reddit's new feature allows users to block specific advertisers for a year, enabling better control over content seen on their platform.
Alden newspapers criticize OpenAI and Google for pushing for looser AI copyright restrictions, indicating a growing tension in the industry around intellectual property.
Apple's secret legal case against the UK government involving encrypted data reveals serious concerns about data privacy and governmental oversight in tech.
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