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Ofcom Names Four Age Checks for the UK’s Under-16 Social Media Ban

Ofcom age checks for the UK's under-16 social media ban: photo ID, digital ID, bank checks and face estimation can work at 16, the regulator says.

SEC Says Two Firms Used False Filings in Alleged $130m Crypto Fraud

The SEC alleges BG Wealth Sharing and DSJ Exchange raised over $130m from retail investors with fake AI trading signals and false SEC filings.

KuCoin Ends All Services for Users in Russia and Belarus

KuCoin has cut off users in Russia and Belarus with immediate effect, citing legal and regulatory requirements, nine days after MEXC made the same move.

Canada to Take Up to C$1.6bn Stake in Cohere as It Raises Series E

Canada will invest up to C$1.6bn in Cohere in stages, as the AI firm opens a Series E targeting up to C$7bn at a C$35.7bn valuation, led by Schwarz Group.

FCA Ends HTX’s UK Crypto Promotions With High Court Undertakings

HTX, formerly Huobi, has given the High Court undertakings to 2031 not to knowingly promote crypto unlawfully in the UK, settling the FCA's case.

ICE to Run US Perps Market for Trade[XYZ], Whose Volume Tops $650bn

ICE and Trade[XYZ] plan a US-regulated market for 24/7 perpetual futures built on Hyperliquid, pending CFTC approval. ICE is taking a minority stake.

Malaysia Approves a 30% Renewable Energy Minimum for Data Centres

Malaysia's government has approved a rule that data centres use at least 30% renewable energy. The Energy Commission is now writing the guidelines.

UK Sets Five Tests Data Centres Must Pass for Faster Grid Connections

The UK's new Data Centre Covenant sets five tests on bills, communities, water, jobs and security that strategic sites must meet to get faster grid access.

Treasury Sanctions 10 People Over North Korean IT Worker Schemes

OFAC has sanctioned 10 people and a Russia-based centre it says run or fund North Korean IT workers, citing millions moved through cryptocurrency.

UK Budget Pledges to Consult on Who Is Liable for Cyber Breaches

The UK Budget promises a consultation next year on tackling insecure technology at source and on where liability for cyber breaches should sit.

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