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25 votes
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Government censorship comes to Bluesky, but not its third-party apps … yet
26 votes -
US National Institutes of Health guts its first and largest study centered on women
19 votes -
Norway has launched a new scheme to lure top international researchers amid growing pressure on academic freedom in the US
11 votes -
Is it possible to make a country healthier one slice of rye bread at a time? If the rocketing wholegrain consumption of the Danes is anything to go by, absolutely.
17 votes -
Smartphones and tablets in the EU to get a new label in June
21 votes -
Apple and Meta first companies to be fined a combined 700 million euros for violating EU Digital Markets Act (DMA)
45 votes -
Stonemaier Games (creators of Wingspan) join US tariffs lawsuit
29 votes -
Norway's new industrial policy pivots away from hydrogen for energy
12 votes -
US lays out plans to hit Chinese ships with port fees
15 votes -
Temu and Shein are raising their US prices next week
19 votes -
Norway's capital is known for its green policies and widespread adoption of electric vehicles. Why does the city still struggle with air pollution?
17 votes -
Cancellations of Chinese freight ships begin as bookings plummet
8 votes -
Waymo to operate on car-free Market Street in San Francisco
17 votes -
Nintendo President on the new Switch 2, tariffs and what's next for the company
17 votes -
How Europe can become tech-autonomous
13 votes -
Norwegian government submits bill to parliament that would allow municipalities to charge a 3% tourist tax on paid overnight stays, including hotels, campsites, and Airbnb rentals
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Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Donald Trump tariffs, sources say
18 votes -
Companies keen to start deep-sea mining off Norway – despite delays that will now see the first licences awarded, a year later than planned, in 2026
9 votes -
Explaining the Donald Trump tariff in the US
18 votes -
Second measles death reported in Texas
41 votes -
UK tribunal denies government's request to keep details of 'backdoor order' case secret, that lead to Apple disabling 'Advanced Data Protection Service' for UK customers
19 votes -
Second child dies in US measles outbreak as cases continue to rise
9 votes -
Why do domestic prices rise with tariffs?
26 votes -
The new US tariffs - weird formulas, risks, and the coming trade war
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Romance author Ali Hazelwood cancels UK tours over doubt she could 'safely' return to US
23 votes -
President Donald Trump's tariff formula contains math error that mistakenly quadruples rate on every country, says American Enterprise Institute
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Nintendo delays Switch 2 pre-orders in US due to tariffs and "evolving market conditions"
45 votes -
Bikes in the age of tariffs
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Eastern District of Texas strikes down Food and Drug Administration’s final rule regulating laboratory developed tests
13 votes -
New Zealand banned phones in schools twelve months ago. Here’s what happened.
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California lawmakers reject bills to ban trans athletes’ participation in girls sports
19 votes -
Miami-Dade County commissioners vote in favor of removing fluoride from water systems
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Thanks to recent US law, Elon Musk and Taylor Swift can now hide details of their private jets
29 votes -
Hawaiʻi's needy wait as benefits system tech overhaul runs late, busts budget
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Gothenburg fined for missing an environmental target – was one of the first local governments in the world to take out a "sustainability linked loan"
9 votes -
What is the truth about risks and benefits of seed oils?
19 votes -
As NASA faces cuts, China reveals ambitious plans for planetary exploration
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Amid calls for sovereign EU tech stack, Swedish startup Evroc raises $55M in Series A funding to build a hyperscale cloud in Europe
30 votes -
eBay privacy policy update and AI opt-out
eBay is updating its privacy policy, effective next month (2025-04-27). The major change is a new section about AI processing, accompanied by a new user setting with an opt-out checkbox for having...
eBay is updating its privacy policy, effective next month (2025-04-27). The major change is a new section about AI processing, accompanied by a new user setting with an opt-out checkbox for having your personal data feed their models.
While that page specifically references European areas, the privacy selection appears to be active and remembered between visits for non-Europe customers. It may not do anything for us at all. On the other hand, it seems nearly impossible to find that page from within account settings, so I thought I'd post a direct link.
I'm well aware that I'm anomalous for having read this to begin with, much less diffed it against the previous version. But since I already know that I'm weird, and this wouldn't be much of a discussion post without questions:
- How do you stay up to date with contract changes that might affect you, outside of widespread Internet outrage (such as recent Firefox news)?
- What's your threshold -- if any -- for deciding whether to quit a company over contract changes? Alternatively, have you ever walked away from a purchase, service, or other acquisition over the terms of the contracts?
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The Loess plateau was the most eroded place on Earth until China took action
7 votes -
Denmark issues a new travel advisory for the US that warns transgender and non-binary people to contact the American embassy before departure
25 votes -
Dutch parliament calls for end to dependence on US software companies
53 votes -
US federal judge blocks Donald Trump administration from banning transgender people from military service
33 votes -
Mozilla sees surge in Firefox users thanks to EU’s Digital Markets Act
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Social media platforms face huge fines under UK’s new digital safety law
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A trans refugee's court case against Hungary just improved trans+ rights across all of Europe
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You can join thousands telling US President Donald Trump what they think of his anti-trans passport policies. Here’s how.
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Heritage Foundation and allies discuss dismantling the EU
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The failure of the land value tax in the UK
16 votes