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Senators Mark Warner, Marco Rubio call for FTC probe into TikTok - Vimarsana News

Senators Mark Warner, Marco Rubio call for FTC probe into TikTok

The request on Tuesday from Senator Mark Warner, a Democrat, and Republican Marco Rubio followed a Buzzfeed report saying the short video app permitted TikTok engineers and executives in China to repeatedly access private data of US users.

Crypto Romance Scam: Americans lost $185 mn in just 3 months - Vimarsana News

Crypto Romance Scam: Americans lost $185 mn in just 3 months

Americans lost crypto worth over $185 million in the US via romance scams in the first quarter this year, as fraudsters use new means to rob their victims, with romance scams featuring prominently.

Source: ummid.com
Twitter to pay $150 mn to settle allegations of privacy, security violations - Vimarsana News

Twitter to pay $150 mn to settle allegations of privacy, security violations

Twitter's settlement covers allegations that it misrepresented the "security and privacy" of user data between May 2013 and September 2019, according to the court documents.

US FTC sues to block Nvidia deal to buy Arm | Money - Vimarsana News

US FTC sues to block Nvidia deal to buy Arm | Money

WASHINGTON, Dec 3 — The US Federal Trade Commission on Thursday sued to block US chip supplier Nvidia Corp’s planned US$75 billion (RM317.2 billion) acquisition of British chip design provider Arm. The FTC said the proposed vertical deal would give one of the largest chip companies control over...

Why US wants to block $40 billion acquisition of this UK-based chip company - Vimarsana News

Why US wants to block $40 billion acquisition of this UK-based chip company

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sued to block U.S. chip company Nvidia Corp's more than $80 billion planned acquisition of British chip technology provider Arm, adding to already significant global regulatory challenges of the deal.