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Hillicon Valley: Court dismisses FTC, state antitrust cases against Facebook | YouTube 'mistakenly' suspends Right Wing Watch | Report finds costs of cyberattacks could exceed natural disasters

  CASE DISMISSED: A D.C. federal court on Monday dismissed two antitrust cases brought against Facebook last year in a major setback for federal and state regulators. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will have an opportunity to file an amended complaint, but the challenge from a coalition of state attorneys general led by New York s Letitia James (D) has been dismissed entirely. The regulatory agency had argued that Facebook stifled competition by acquiring nascent competitors. The case called for the unwinding of WhatsApp and Instagram. Judge James E. Boasberg, an Obama-era nominee, dismissed the FTC s complaint as presented, but not the argument that Facebook may have a monopoly on personal social networking. He said the regulatory agency provided insufficient evidence to prove that Facebook controls over 60 percent of the market as the case alleges but that conceivably it could do so.

Opting To Not Be Tracked? Apple's New Update

CBSN Bay Area's Len Kiese talks to CNET's Shara Tibken about Apple's latest iPhone update that forces companies to ask for permission to track you, which some tech companies have been fighting for a while.

Apple's VR, AR headset plans: The latest rumors and reports

Apple s VR, AR headset plans: The latest rumors and reports CNET 3/8/2021 Scott Stein © Provided by CNET Taking a look at Apple s other wearable devices could point to where Apple s rumored glasses are heading. Scott Stein/CNET First came VR. Then came a wave of AR headsets that were high-priced and full of promises of wild mixed-reality worlds. Apple could be blending AR and VR with two different headsets in the next couple of years, but leading the way with a VR headset more like the Oculus Quest, according to a report in January by Bloomberg s Mark Gurman. It could be expensive: Maybe even $3,000 or more, with 8K displays, eye tracking and cameras that can scan the world and blend AR and VR together, according to a report from The Information.

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