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Dutch Authorities Arrest Convicted Cybercriminal Linked to Prolific ShinyHunters Collective
The 2026 Octoverse Report: A Record-Breaking Year of Global Innovation and AI Integration
Prime Day 2026: AWS Infrastructure Shatters Records Amidst Massive Global Shopping Event
FCC Chair Moves to Permit Cellphone Jamming in State and Local Prisons
Upwind Rejects Acquisition Bid from Datadog, Secures $400 Million at $3.8 Billion Valuation
Apple and Microsoft Added to Russian State Surveillance Registry: What It Means for Users
Why Vin Diesel’s Vision for the Fast & Furious Finale Misses the Mark
GNOME 44 "Kuala Lumpur" Arrives: Inside the Latest Desktop Environment Release with Core Contributors
Navigating the Ecosystem of Local Language Models: Matching Hardware and Tasks to Avoid Performance Mismatches
Amazon Unveils New Echo Lineup to Challenge Apple’s Recent Smart Home Push
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Federal Court Seizes Radaris.com Domain Following Persistent Privacy Law Violations

The digital landscape for consumer data brokers has been shaken by a landmark judicial decision involving the notorious people-search platform Radaris.com. Known for its aggressive data scraping and a stubborn refusal to honor requests for the removal of personal information, Radaris has finally faced severe legal consequences. A judge has ordered the transfer of Radaris.com…

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Court Transfers Radaris.com Domain to Plaintiffs Following Repeated Violations of ‘Daniel’s Law’

The shadowy world of consumer data brokers—often characterized by aggressive data harvesting and a persistent refusal to honor privacy requests—has faced a significant legal reckoning. Radaris.com, a prominent people-search platform long notorious for ignoring requests to scrub personal information, has been stripped of its domain name. In a landmark decision, a judge ordered the transfer…

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