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Opera Puts Local AI in Its Browser, Giving Sites 3 Opt-In WebAI APIs
Opera has begun shipping local AI models in Opera One as an opt-in WebAI preview, so websites and extensions can run AI on the user's own device.
Queensland Bill Would Make Creating Sexual Deepfakes a Crime
Queensland has introduced a bill to make creating sexual deepfake images or audio of a real person without consent a crime, with up to three years' jail.
St Jude Says Its Open-Source MyGPT AI Can Run on a $1,839 Mac Mini
St Jude researchers have published MyGPT, an open-source AI that answers questions from private documents without sending data outside the building.
Kraken Drops Monero Spending Questions but Keeps $1,500 Withdrawal Cap
Kraken has withdrawn emails asking Monero buyers what they planned to do with their coins, but its $1,500 rolling 30-day XMR withdrawal cap stays.
Meta Launches Muse AI Agent in Japan, First Stop Outside North America
Meta has launched its Muse personal AI agent in Japan, its first market outside North America, with local app tie-ups planned.
Greece Passes Under-15 Social Media Ban, With Age Checks From 2027
Greece's parliament has banned social media for under-15s from 1 January 2027, making platforms verify ages in a way ministers say protects privacy.
Arc Browser to Shut Down on 22 December, The Browser Company Says
The Browser Company will shut Arc on 22 December 2026, citing security. Sign-ups end now, mobile AI features go on 23 November; users move to Dia.
Quad9 Says It Will Leave France After Paris Court Sides With beIN
Quad9 says it will stop serving French users on 24 November after a Paris court set a €1,000-a-day penalty for not blocking beIN-flagged piracy sites.
Meta Ordered to Pay New Mexico $25bn Over Facebook Privacy Claims, Reports Say
A New Mexico judge has ordered Meta to pay $25bn in penalties after a jury found Facebook misled users about privacy, according to Source NM and CNBC.
Signal Calling Flaw Could Leave a Call Open After Hangup, CVE Record Says
A critical flaw in Signal's RingRTC calling library, CVE-2026-113380, could stop a call ending when you hang up. Version 2.72.0 fixes it; update Signal.
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