
Twitter agrees to $150M settlement with DOJ and FTC over privacy breach
The U.S. federal agencies alleged that the popular social media platform violated the FTC Act by deceiving users about the use of data it collected.
The U.S. federal agencies alleged that the popular social media platform violated the FTC Act by deceiving users about the use of data it collected.
Some individuals in the "cryptocurrency space" are promoting false beliefs that open-source software is free and has no copyright, and devs don't have liability for the software they are developing.
Check out the latest episode of More Than Money with Patrick Thompson featuring FYX Gaming CEO Adam Kling as they discuss the play-to-earn and gaming model and blockchain gaming.
In this video, BSV developer Joshua Henslee explained the recently re-launched curation service Windbell application and talked about its new feature called The Breeze.
Following his recent takeover of the popular social media platform, billionaire Elon Musk promises to restore open discussion on Twitter and lock its source code to prevent employee tampering.
Elon Musk recently declined a board seat on Twitter, indicating that the Tesla and SpaceX CEO had other plans for the social media platform.
After purchasing 9.2% stake in Twitter, Elon Musk was offered a seat on the board for a term lasting until 2024, but he has decided not to accept, leading to speculations on what he might be up to.
Twetch Jobs is the latest feature of the web3 social network Twetch. It is an influencer marketing service that offers the highest bitcoin payout to promoters and the lowest costs for advertisers.
In this video, BSV thought leader and developer Joshua Henslee discusses the short-term thinking that plagues the digital currency industry and explains some of its consequences.
The BSV blockchain hit a record-breaking 10 million transactions in 24 hours—a feat that no other public blockchain, including BTC and Ethereum, has achieved.
Genuine Retweets allows promoters who it signs up to earn money by retweeting, commenting and liking posts, but it’s not just about the money as founder and CEO Nick Numas explains on CoinGeek Conversations.
It’s unclear whether Musk sincerely desires to improve Twitter to preserve ‘democracy’ or whether he simply believes that buying a major stake will allow him to tweet whatever he likes without fear that he’ll be struck off the platform.