An Australian court has ordered YouTube to pay up after it didn't remove Jordan Shanks' defamatory attacks against politician John Barilaro.
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An Australian court has found YouTube guilty of distributing defamatory content. Will the platform pay its fine?
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Companies like Google and Meta could face billion-dollar fines if they don’t comply with a new European Union law
The Digital Services Act has been passed by the European Union. It will tighten enforcement standards on platforms like Facebook and YouTube.
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The Vanced app let users block YouTube ads and brought back the dislike button. Google wasn’t a fan.
The app was created in 2017, and is a modified version of the actual YouTube app that jailbreaks paid features like background play and brings back old features like the dislike button.
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