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Tuesday, September 8

A photo of a phone kept on a laptop keyboard. The phone is displaying the logo of the company Meta
TechSeptember 8, 2026

Meta Platforms Profit From Child Exploitation Ads

A new report reveals that Meta allowed hundreds of ads featuring AI-generated child sexual abuse material to run on Facebook and Instagram, even after being ordered by the Indian government to purge such content.

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TechSeptember 8, 2026

Australia moves to curb Big Tech's algorithmic manipulation

The Australian government is preparing to mandate that social media platforms allow users to opt out of personalized algorithms, finally putting the power back in the hands of the individual.

Monday, September 7

Rene Haas sitting being interviewed. He has short brown hair and a short beard, and is wearing a dark blue blazer over a black T-shirt.
TechSeptember 7, 2026

Arm CEO: AI Will Solve Cancer and Revolutionize Robotics

Arm Holdings CEO Rene Haas asserts that artificial intelligence will eventually solve medical mysteries like cancer and drive a massive expansion in robotics, despite current supply chain constraints.

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TechSeptember 7, 2026

Australian Government Targets Big Tech with New Algorithmic Control Mandates

The Australian government is moving to legislate mandatory options for users to disable social media algorithms, threatening tech firms with heavy fines despite failing to enforce existing digital bans.

Saturday, September 5

A Flock camera in Massachusetts
TechSeptember 5, 2026

Lawless Vandals Target Public Safety Tech as Surveillance Debate Heats Up

Across the country, vandals are sabotaging Flock Safety cameras, a vital law enforcement tool that has proven effective in recovering stolen vehicles and locating missing persons.

Thursday, September 3

A yellow placard reading 'No data centre' in front of a house and trees
TechSeptember 3, 2026

Australia’s AI Data Center Boom Sparks Backlash Over Energy and Water Costs

Australia is aggressively positioning itself as a global hub for AI data centers, but the rapid expansion is triggering concerns over the massive strain on energy grids, water supplies, and the displacement of existing local businesses.

Wednesday, September 2

A sign reads "Lake Ontario now and always" with a boy playing with a ball nearby.
TechSeptember 2, 2026

Apple and Google Align with Trump Administration to Rename Lake Ontario

Apple and Google have updated their mapping services for U.S. users to display 'Lake America' instead of Lake Ontario, complying with a presidential executive order issued amidst a heated trade dispute.

Tuesday, September 1

A black Flock surveillance camera attached to a pole with a solar panel attached above it
TechSeptember 1, 2026

AI Surveillance Network Expands as Law Enforcement Bolsters Public Safety

A network of 130,000 AI-powered license plate readers is rapidly expanding across the United States, providing law enforcement with essential technology to track criminals and uphold the rule of law.

Friday, August 28

US President Donald Trump and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth listen to questions from the press during a Cabinet meeting.
TechAugust 28, 2026

Judge Overreaches: Court Sides With 'Woke' AI Firm Against Pentagon

A federal judge ruled that the Pentagon acted unlawfully by designating AI startup Anthropic a supply chain risk after the company refused to allow its technology to be used for military surveillance and autonomous weapons.

Tuesday, August 25

A hand adjusting the knobs and faders on an audio mixer
TechAugust 25, 2026

Australia Draws Line in the Sand Against AI-Generated Music

Australia has officially banned music that is largely created by artificial intelligence from its national charts, prioritizing human creativity over algorithmically generated content.

Monday, August 24

A stock image showing looking at the social media application menu, which includes apps for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, on his smartphone.
TechAugust 24, 2026

New Zealand Pushes Big Brother Social Media Ban for Minors

New Zealand is introducing legislation to mandate age verification for social media users under 16, threatening tech companies with massive fines despite significant political pushback.