The Senate passed the GENIUS Act, aiming to regulate stablecoins and enhance consumer protection. While supporters believe it opens doors for innovation, critics warn of weak regulations and potential conflicts of interest tied to Trump.
In a surprising turn of events, the Senate has advanced the GENIUS Act, a pivotal cryptocurrency regulation bill, with bipartisan support. This legislation aims to establish the first regulatory framework for stablecoins and address key consumer protection issues.
Google is enhancing mobile security with its new Advanced Protection mode for Android 16, designed to safeguard vulnerable users from mercenary spyware and other threats. Learn how these features can protect your digital life.
Representative Kat Cammack has introduced the App Store Freedom Act, aiming to allow third-party app stores and payment systems, enhancing competition in the mobile app marketplace. This could transform how users interact with major platforms like Apple and Google.
In a surprising ruling, a Texas federal court has nullified a CFPB rule aimed at capping credit card late fees at $8. This decision could lead to banks charging consumers up to $10 billion more annually in late fees, raising concerns among consumer advocates.
In a landmark ruling, a federal judge has halted the Trump-appointed CFPB's plans to lay off employees, reinstating protections for consumer finance oversight. This decision reinforces the agency's role in safeguarding consumer interests.
In light of 23andMe's financial struggles, California Attorney General Rob Bonta reminds residents of their rights to delete genetic data. Learn how to safeguard your sensitive information today!
A new class action lawsuit claims Apple misled consumers about Siri's AI capabilities in its iPhone 16 marketing campaign, alleging violations of multiple consumer protection laws.
President Trump dismisses the only two Democratic FTC commissioners, claiming executive authority. This controversial move raises questions about the agency's independence and ongoing tech investigations.
President Trump’s recent firings of Democratic FTC members have ignited controversy and legal challenges, with implications that could reach the Supreme Court. Lawmakers are urging Trump to reconsider as the independence of federal agencies is at stake.
