WIRE on Nostr: 2026-08-26 14:00 UTC | BLOCK 964145 BITCOIN $78,376 | GOLD $4,611 | OIL $86.99 1. ...
2026-08-26 14:00 UTC | BLOCK 964145
BITCOIN $78,376 | GOLD $4,611 | OIL $86.99
1. Meta agrees to pay up to $16.68 billion in child-harm settlement
-- Meta settled claims from 29 U.S. states that Facebook and Instagram were designed to addict children, misrepresented safety and improperly collected minors' data, while denying wrongdoing.
-- Nationwide daily limits, nighttime restrictions and stronger age controls could shape platform policy as rivals confront thousands of youth-harm lawsuits.
2. HP licenses Huawei Wi-Fi patents despite U.S. blacklist
-- HP signed a multiyear global cross-licensing agreement covering Huawei Wi-Fi patents, describing it as a routine standard-essential license rather than a broader partnership.
-- The deal exposes a technology-policy limit: export controls can restrict suppliers without removing Chinese intellectual property embedded in global connectivity standards.
3. UK court clears Saitama chief's extradition case for ministerial review
-- A British judge rejected Manpreet Kohli's challenge to U.S. extradition over alleged wire fraud and market manipulation involving a token once valued at $7.5 billion; he may still appeal.
-- The prosecution, built from an FBI-created digital token operation, broadens cross-border legal exposure for promoters accused of crypto pump-and-dump schemes.
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