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  1. Weekly output: TikTok fine, AI and healthcare, fixed wireless access, Google’s latest AI travel-search tools

    About four years ago here, I wrote here that I had to bring my family to the Kennedy Space Center someday so they could see why I’m so crazy about watching rocket launches in person. I finally made that happen with Sunday morning’s launch of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy rocket. The sound from the KSC visitor’s center, about seven miles from historic Launch Complex 39A, wasn’t nearly as loud as from the center’s press site. But the sonic booms of the rocket’s two side boosters landing may have been even louder than I remembered from 2018’s debut of that SpaceX rocket.

    8/24/2026: TikTok Hit With $400 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy Law, PCMag

    The Friday-news-dump timing of the Department of Justice’s release about this settlement gave me a little extra time to gather some context about how much this fine might actually hurt the short-form video platform. Answer: not much!

    8/26/2026: The Doctor Is Not Real. More Americans Comfortable Consulting AI for Health Info, PCMag

    I’d missed chances to cover the last couple of interesting Pew reports about attitudes towards AI, but I did have barely-enough time Tuesday to read and write up this pair.

    8/27/2026: 5G Home Broadband Is Soaring in Urban Areas, and This Carrier Comes Out on Top, PCMag

    A report with a conclusion that I didn’t expect from an organization whose work I trust always gets my attention.

    8/27/2026: Google’s AI Mode Can Track Flight Prices, Help You Book With Points or Miles, PCMag

    Appropriately enough, I wrote this from the airport in San Diego. For additional insights about the utility of these tools from somebody with what I’m sure is millions of miles more travel experience than me, see Matthew Klint’s take at Live and Let’s Fly.

    #AIHealthcare #AIMode #AITherapy #childrenSPrivacy #COPPA #fixedWirelessAccess #FWA #home5G #milesAndPoints #PewResearchCenter #TMobile #TikTok #travelSearch
  2. Weekly output: TikTok fine, AI and healthcare, fixed wireless access, Google’s latest AI travel-search tools

    About four years ago here, I wrote here that I had to bring my family to the Kennedy Space Center someday so they could see why I’m so crazy about watching rocket launches in person. I finally made that happen with Sunday morning’s launch of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy rocket. The sound from the KSC visitor’s center, about seven miles from historic Launch Complex 39A, wasn’t nearly as loud as from the center’s press site. But the sonic booms of the rocket’s two side boosters landing may have been even louder than I remembered from 2018’s debut of that SpaceX rocket.

    8/24/2026: TikTok Hit With $400 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy Law, PCMag

    The Friday-news-dump timing of the Department of Justice’s release about this settlement gave me a little extra time to gather some context about how much this fine might actually hurt the short-form video platform. Answer: not much!

    8/26/2026: The Doctor Is Not Real. More Americans Comfortable Consulting AI for Health Info, PCMag

    I’d missed chances to cover the last couple of interesting Pew reports about attitudes towards AI, but I did have barely-enough time Tuesday to read and write up this pair.

    8/27/2026: 5G Home Broadband Is Soaring in Urban Areas, and This Carrier Comes Out on Top, PCMag

    A report with a conclusion that I didn’t expect from an organization whose work I trust always gets my attention.

    8/27/2026: Google’s AI Mode Can Track Flight Prices, Help You Book With Points or Miles, PCMag

    Appropriately enough, I wrote this from the airport in San Diego. For additional insights about the utility of these tools from somebody with what I’m sure is millions of miles more travel experience than me, see Matthew Klint’s take at Live and Let’s Fly.

    #AIHealthcare #AIMode #AITherapy #childrenSPrivacy #COPPA #fixedWirelessAccess #FWA #home5G #milesAndPoints #PewResearchCenter #TMobile #TikTok #travelSearch
  3. Weekly output: TikTok fine, AI and healthcare, fixed wireless access, Google’s latest AI travel-search tools

    About four years ago here, I wrote here that I had to bring my family to the Kennedy Space Center someday so they could see why I’m so crazy about watching rocket launches in person. I finally made that happen with Sunday morning’s launch of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy rocket. The sound from the KSC visitor’s center, about seven miles from historic Launch Complex 39A, wasn’t nearly as loud as from the center’s press site. But the sonic booms of the rocket’s two side boosters landing may have been even louder than I remembered from 2018’s debut of that SpaceX rocket.

    8/24/2026: TikTok Hit With $400 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy Law, PCMag

    The Friday-news-dump timing of the Department of Justice’s release about this settlement gave me a little extra time to gather some context about how much this fine might actually hurt the short-form video platform. Answer: not much!

    8/26/2026: The Doctor Is Not Real. More Americans Comfortable Consulting AI for Health Info, PCMag

    I’d missed chances to cover the last couple of interesting Pew reports about attitudes towards AI, but I did have barely-enough time Tuesday to read and write up this pair.

    8/27/2026: 5G Home Broadband Is Soaring in Urban Areas, and This Carrier Comes Out on Top, PCMag

    A report with a conclusion that I didn’t expect from an organization whose work I trust always gets my attention.

    8/27/2026: Google’s AI Mode Can Track Flight Prices, Help You Book With Points or Miles, PCMag

    Appropriately enough, I wrote this from the airport in San Diego. For additional insights about the utility of these tools from somebody with what I’m sure is millions of miles more travel experience than me, see Matthew Klint’s take at Live and Let’s Fly.

    #AIHealthcare #AIMode #AITherapy #childrenSPrivacy #COPPA #fixedWirelessAccess #FWA #home5G #milesAndPoints #PewResearchCenter #TMobile #TikTok #travelSearch
  4. Weekly output: TikTok fine, AI and healthcare, fixed wireless access, Google’s latest AI travel-search tools

    About four years ago here, I wrote here that I had to bring my family to the Kennedy Space Center someday so they could see why I’m so crazy about watching rocket launches in person. I finally made that happen with Sunday morning’s launch of NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope on a Falcon Heavy rocket. The sound from the KSC visitor’s center, about seven miles from historic Launch Complex 39A, wasn’t nearly as loud as from the center’s press site. But the sonic booms of the rocket’s two side boosters landing may have been even louder than I remembered from 2018’s debut of that SpaceX rocket.

    8/24/2026: TikTok Hit With $400 Million Fine for Violating Children’s Privacy Law, PCMag

    The Friday-news-dump timing of the Department of Justice’s release about this settlement gave me a little extra time to gather some context about how much this fine might actually hurt the short-form video platform. Answer: not much!

    8/26/2026: The Doctor Is Not Real. More Americans Comfortable Consulting AI for Health Info, PCMag

    I’d missed chances to cover the last couple of interesting Pew reports about attitudes towards AI, but I did have barely-enough time Tuesday to read and write up this pair.

    8/27/2026: 5G Home Broadband Is Soaring in Urban Areas, and This Carrier Comes Out on Top, PCMag

    A report with a conclusion that I didn’t expect from an organization whose work I trust always gets my attention.

    8/27/2026: Google’s AI Mode Can Track Flight Prices, Help You Book With Points or Miles, PCMag

    Appropriately enough, I wrote this from the airport in San Diego. For additional insights about the utility of these tools from somebody with what I’m sure is millions of miles more travel experience than me, see Matthew Klint’s take at Live and Let’s Fly.

    #AIHealthcare #AIMode #AITherapy #childrenSPrivacy #COPPA #fixedWirelessAccess #FWA #home5G #milesAndPoints #PewResearchCenter #TMobile #TikTok #travelSearch
  5. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta detail how app store accountability laws are forcing developers to confront a new children's privacy reality.

    zwillgen.com/publication/age-d

  6. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta detail how app store accountability laws are forcing developers to confront a new children's privacy reality.

    #AADC #AppStores #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/publication/age-d

  7. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta detail how app store accountability laws are forcing developers to confront a new children's privacy reality.

    #AADC #AppStores #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/publication/age-d

  8. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta detail how app store accountability laws are forcing developers to confront a new children's privacy reality.

    #AADC #AppStores #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/publication/age-d

  9. In a recent Cybersecurity Law & Strategy article, Zach Lerner and Rushil Mehta detail how app store accountability laws are forcing developers to confront a new children's privacy reality.

    #AADC #AppStores #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/publication/age-d

  10. The UK’s Online Safety Act has entered a new phase, with in-scope user-to-user services now required not only to remove detected child exploitation content, but also to report it to the UK’s National Crime Agency or a foreign agency exercising equivalent functions. View our coverage:

     

    zwillgen.com/eu-uk/new-uk-csea

  11. The UK’s Online Safety Act has entered a new phase, with in-scope user-to-user services now required not only to remove detected child exploitation content, but also to report it to the UK’s National Crime Agency or a foreign agency exercising equivalent functions. View our coverage:

    #UKCompliance #ChildrensPrivacy #OnlineSafety 

    zwillgen.com/eu-uk/new-uk-csea

  12. Proton’s Born Private Initiative

    Proton’s Born Private initiative lets parents reserve private email addresses for children. Here is why that matters for privacy and digital identity.

    beitmenotyou.online/protons-bo

  13. Proton’s Born Private Initiative

    Proton’s Born Private initiative lets parents reserve private email addresses for children. Here is why that matters for privacy and digital identity.

    beitmenotyou.online/protons-bo

  14. Companies that have paused their Age-Appropriate Design Code compliance efforts will have to pick the pen back up. South Carolina enacts an immediately effective AADC and California's Ninth Circuit vacated, in part, the injunction against the CA AADC.

    zwillgen.com/privacy/south-car

  15. Companies that have paused their Age-Appropriate Design Code compliance efforts will have to pick the pen back up. South Carolina enacts an immediately effective AADC and California's Ninth Circuit vacated, in part, the injunction against the CA AADC.

    #AADC #ChildrensPrivacy #Privacy

    zwillgen.com/privacy/south-car

  16. FYI: ICO fines Imgur owner MediaLab £247,590 for children's privacy failures: UK's ICO fined MediaLab £247,590 for failing to protect children on Imgur, finding no age checks were in place from September 2021 to September 2025. ppc.land/ico-fines-imgur-owner #ChildrensPrivacy #MediaLab #Imgur #PrivacyConcerns #ICOFines

  17. FYI: ICO fines Imgur owner MediaLab £247,590 for children's privacy failures: UK's ICO fined MediaLab £247,590 for failing to protect children on Imgur, finding no age checks were in place from September 2021 to September 2025. ppc.land/ico-fines-imgur-owner #ChildrensPrivacy #MediaLab #Imgur #PrivacyConcerns #ICOFines

  18. FYI: ICO fines Imgur owner MediaLab £247,590 for children's privacy failures: UK's ICO fined MediaLab £247,590 for failing to protect children on Imgur, finding no age checks were in place from September 2021 to September 2025. ppc.land/ico-fines-imgur-owner #ChildrensPrivacy #MediaLab #Imgur #PrivacyConcerns #ICOFines

  19. A $10 million FTC settlement with Disney highlights how COPPA obligations may be triggered by content mislabeling on YouTube. Learn what businesses should be doing now in our new blog post:
    zwillgen.com/privacy/ftc-puts-

  20. A $10 million FTC settlement with Disney highlights how COPPA obligations may be triggered by content mislabeling on YouTube. Learn what businesses should be doing now in our new blog post: #COPPA #ChildrensPrivacy #FTC #ContentCreators
    zwillgen.com/privacy/ftc-puts-

  21. FTC sues robot toy maker Apitor over children's privacy violations: Chinese company accused of enabling unauthorized data collection through JPush SDK without parental consent in federal court complaint filed September 2, 2025. ppc.land/ftc-sues-robot-toy-ma #FTC #PrivacyViolations #ChildrensPrivacy #DataProtection #Apitor

  22. FTC sues robot toy maker Apitor over children's privacy violations: Chinese company accused of enabling unauthorized data collection through JPush SDK without parental consent in federal court complaint filed September 2, 2025. ppc.land/ftc-sues-robot-toy-ma #FTC #PrivacyViolations #ChildrensPrivacy #DataProtection #Apitor

  23. Texas launches investigations into Character.AI and Meta for children's privacy: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opens multiple probes targeting AI chatbots and social platforms for deceptive mental health claims and privacy violations. ppc.land/texas-launches-invest #Texas #CharacterAI #Meta #ChildrensPrivacy #PrivacyRights

  24. Texas launches investigations into Character.AI and Meta for children's privacy: Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton opens multiple probes targeting AI chatbots and social platforms for deceptive mental health claims and privacy violations. ppc.land/texas-launches-invest #Texas #CharacterAI #Meta #ChildrensPrivacy #PrivacyRights

  25. DOJ sues TikTok, alleging “massive-scale invasions of children’s privacy” - Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto)

    The US Dep... - arstechnica.com/?p=2040944 #departmentofjustice #onlinechildsafety #childrensprivacy #onlineprivacy #dataprivacy #copparule #policy #tiktok #coppa

  26. DOJ sues TikTok, alleging “massive-scale invasions of children’s privacy” - Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto)

    The US Dep... - arstechnica.com/?p=2040944 #departmentofjustice #onlinechildsafety #childrensprivacy #onlineprivacy #dataprivacy #copparule #policy #tiktok #coppa

  27. DOJ sues TikTok, alleging “massive-scale invasions of children’s privacy” - Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto)

    The US Dep... - arstechnica.com/?p=2040944 #departmentofjustice #onlinechildsafety #childrensprivacy #onlineprivacy #dataprivacy #copparule #policy #tiktok #coppa

  28. DOJ sues TikTok, alleging “massive-scale invasions of children’s privacy” - Enlarge (credit: NurPhoto / Contributor | NurPhoto)

    The US Dep... - arstechnica.com/?p=2040944 #departmentofjustice #onlinechildsafety #childrensprivacy #onlineprivacy #dataprivacy #copparule #policy #tiktok #coppa

  29. The 's new order requires NGL Labs to bar users under 18 with a neutral age gate—the first time the agency has banned minors from an online service. Learn about the implications of this landmark decision in our latest blog post zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/were

  30. The #FTC's new order requires NGL Labs to bar users under 18 with a neutral age gate—the first time the agency has banned minors from an online service. Learn about the implications of this landmark decision in our latest blog post #ChildrensPrivacy zwillgen.com/ftc-state-ag/were