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France’s top court has rejected a plan to ban minors from social media, citing privacy concerns. President Macron aims to rework the proposal, but legal hurdles remain regarding digital rights.

Evidence extracted via Cellebrite forensic tools is being used in Russian political prosecutions. The case raises critical questions about corporate oversight of dual-use surveillance technology.

The Supreme Court has mandated constitutional privacy protections for geofence warrants, narrowing law enforcement's ability to pull mass location data from smartphone users.

A new UK regulatory ruling forces Google to let publishers opt out of AI search features, potentially shifting how search engines index and summarize web content for generative models.

Amnesty International reveals a zero-day exploit linked to Cellebrite was used to target a Serbian activist's phone, raising concerns over the proliferation of sophisticated digital surveillance tools.

Telegram has taken legal action against India's decision to block the app, arguing the ban violates constitutional protections following allegations of exam paper leaks on the platform.