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The music tracking platform says profiles, scrobbles, subscriptions, and privacy settings will remain intact as it begins operating independently again.

A reported plan to turn Disney+ into a broader “super app,” reinforced by comments on Disney’s earnings call, points to a strategic shift away from pure streaming and toward a more integrated consumer platform.

WIRED reports that about 2.5 million people are waiting to join Raya, with some applicants stuck for years despite referrals and industry credentials.

A federal judge in Illinois granted a preliminary injunction for the creators of ICE-monitoring tools who argue the US government violated their First Amendment rights by pressuring platforms to remove them.

Meta has introduced Muse Spark, the first AI model to emerge from Meta Superintelligence Labs, marking the opening move in a broader effort to reset the company’s AI strategy.

A report on Suno says the AI music platform’s copyright safeguards can be bypassed with minimal effort, raising new questions about imitation, monetization, and enforcement in generative music.

Governments and political institutions are not just regulating digital platforms anymore. They are increasingly building their own channels, shaping attention flows and blurring lines between public information, politics

What began as a hardware comeback story has turned into a broad legal and political challenge to Apple’s control over mobile software, payments, and distribution.