The site allows you to find books that was pirated by Meta for training Llama AI
In January 2025, during the trial, the process it turned out that Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta for Llama AI training has illegally used millions of books. Now you can find out which ones.
The reservist canceled his mobilization through the court — he was already in service
A person liable for military service, who was booked by the company at the time of the call-up, canceled his mobilization through the court. At the time of the hearing, he was already in military service.
7500 bitcoins in a landfill: the city eliminates the dump, the owner of the HDD with the wallet wants to buy it back
If you thought that the story of 7,500 bitcoins in a landfill was over, it’s not. Now, the city of Newport in Wales wants to build a solar power plant there, and the owner of HDD — wants to buy the landfill.
7500 bitcoins to remain in landfill — court denies owner of $700 million HDD search
It seems that the long saga of the HDD with 7500 bitcoins is coming to an end. The court denied the owner of the $700 million drive permission to search a landfill in Wales.
Court dismisses ARM’s lawsuit against Qualcomm — they will try again
The jury denied ARM on two out of three points, and couldn’t reach an agreement regarding Nuvia. The company will sue Qualcomm again.
Intel shareholders sue Pat Helsinger for mismanagement — demand three years of salary back pay
Intel shareholders from LR Trust are suing former and current Intel executives over the management policy of Intel Foundry and are aiming to reclaim hundreds of millions of dollars.
The TSCC must prove that the document was not presented in «Reserve+» — the court canceled the fine of UAH 25500
If a person liable for military service says they showed their military registration document in the “Reserv+” app, but the TSCC claims that the document wasn’t presented — they must prove it in court.
Legendary basketball player Shaquille O’Neal will pay $11 million to settle NFT scandal
American professional basketball player Shaquille O’Neal has agreed to pay $11 million in compensation to settle a lawsuit filed by the owners of the Astrals NFT collection on the Solana blockchain.
Buyers of JENNER memoin sue Caitlyn Jenner — the world’s most famous transgender
A group of investors in the JENNER memecoin has filed a class action lawsuit against Caitlyn Jenner, accusing her of making «false and misleading statements» about the token. Caitlyn Jenner — is a transgender woman and is considered the world’s most famous transgender person. Birth name — William Bruce Jenner, a successful track and…
Intel faces class action lawsuit over unstable 13th and 14th generation processors
The lawsuit accuses Intel of intentionally selling defective Raptor Lake processors. It is based on a filing by the owner of a Core i7-13700K.
Five years for TikTok video of TCC and confiscation of iPhone — how Odesa resident escaped prison
A resident of Odesa was sentenced to five years in prison because of a video of the TCC’s actions on TikTok. However, the sentence was commuted to a lighter one.
Snapdragon — everything? ARM cancels Qualcomm license amid Nuvia intellectual property trial
ARM has canceled a license that allows Qualcomm to use the company’s intellectual property to develop processors amid ongoing litigation.
The owner of a discarded HDD with 7,500 bitcoins is suing the authorities — permission to dig through the landfill or money
A man who accidentally threw away a hard disk with 7,500 bitcoins in 2013 is not giving up. He has filed a lawsuit against the city authorities — they won’t let him turn over the landfill in search of the HDD.
The court banned Google from paying for exclusivity of applications in Play, placing its programs in smartphones and other anticompetitive practices
On Monday, October 7, a U.S. court issued a permanent injunction forcing Google to
to soften its attitude towards alternative Android app stores. Google is prohibited from engaging in anticompetitive practices that favor Google Play.
The NVIDIA case on concealment of data on sales of video cards to miners may be renewed
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have appealed to the Supreme Court, the highest court in the United States, to allow the continuation of an investor class action lawsuit against NVIDIA, in which the company is accused of financial manipulation related to the sale of video cards for crypto…
Like Disney: those seriously injured in an Uber accident cannot sue the company for ordering a pizza by their underage daughter
Another company denies its customers the right to sue due to severe consequences, citing a license agreement. Last time it was Disney, now it’s Uber.
If you subscribe to Disney+, you can’t sue the company. Even about the death of your wife
Disney is trying to cancel a lawsuit against the company over a woman’s death because the widower… signed up for a free trial of Disney+ five years ago.
An unfit and booked employee was mobilized — the court says everything is legal
Employer’s reservation of an employee is not a guarantee against mobilization — under certain conditions. This was the decision of the Transcarpathian Regional Administrative Court during the case.
Adobe executive compares hidden subscription fees to heroin — also hard to get off «get off»
Adobe’s controversial practice of penalizing customers who terminate their subscriptions early is a result of the company’s dependence on this form of revenue, the FTC says. According to the US regulator, the company recognizes this.
Boeing admits to lying about crashes and pays $244 million fine — families of victims demand $25 billion
Boeing agrees to plead guilty in a criminal case involving 737 MAX passenger jets. The manufacturer faces a fine of $244 million for misleading air safety regulators before two deadly plane crashes that killed 346 people.
A cancer patient? Down the drain. Lawsuit against Mozilla over the suspension of an able-bodied CPO with melanoma
In June, a lawsuit was filed in the United States against Mozilla Corporation and three of its executives for alleged discrimination against a person with disabilities and retaliation against Chief Product Officer (CPO) Steve Teixeira. According to complaintfiled in the King County Superior Court in Washington state, Teixeira was nominated to serve…
Lawsuit against Apple for 5 million pounds — wife left businessman because of messages to prostitutes that he thought were deleted
An English businessman sued Apple: his wife found «deleted» messages on the family iMac and filed for divorce. This is not surprising — the messages were addressed to sex workers.
SpaceX employees’ lawsuit against Elon Musk — sexual harassment, bullying, revenge
Eight dismissed SpaceX engineers have filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk alleging sexual harassment and retaliation. The U.S. National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has opened a case against the company.
«Bitcoin Jesus» Roger Ver, one of the first investors, arrested for non-payment of $48 million in US taxes
Roger Ver was nicknamed «Bitcoin Jesus» because he was an early adopter of the cryptocurrency and became one of its first investors. He is accused of filing false tax returns, mail fraud and tax evasion.
LGBTQ+ dating service Grindr is accused of selling confidential user data to advertisers
A class-action lawsuit against LGBTQ+ dating and hookup app Grindr claims that thousands of users’ data in the UK, including their HIV status, has been shared with third parties. The lawsuit, filed on Monday by British law firm Austen Hays, accuses Grindr of violating British data protection laws by sharing sensitive information with third…
«Gays are controlled by Gates» and other gems: Lawsuit accuses Kanye West of racism against African-Americans, Judaism and homophobia
In a lawsuit filed on Tuesday, a former employee accused Kanye West of racism directed at African Americans and said he witnessed West’s homophobic and anti-Semitic outbursts. Trevor Phillips, who is African-American, claimed that West berated him and humiliated him in front of others — several employees noted that West treated…
America v. Apple: a large-scale antitrust trial has begun in the United States
The U.S. Department of Justice has accused Apple of having an illegal monopoly on the smartphone market in a new major antitrust lawsuit that aims to significantly change the Apple iPhone.
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