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Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business. Alex Karp vows to use his "whole influence" on immigration and defense policy.

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Billionaire’s scary AI comment floors Rogan

3 months / news.com.au

Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business. Alex Karp vows to use his "whole influence" on immigration and defense policy.

3 months / reddit / /u/esporx

Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business

3 months / reddit / /u/MarvelsGrantMan136

Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business

3 months / gizmodo / Ece Yildirim

Back to Top / Wednesday, December 3, 2025, 8:21 pm / permalink 16543 / 4 stories in 3 months


Russia blocks Roblox, citing 'LGBT propaganda' as a reason

Lawrence Bonk / engadget - Russia has blocked the popular gaming platform Roblox, according to a report by Reuters. The country's communications watchdog Roskomnadzor accused the developers of distributing extremist materials and "LGBT propaganda." The agency went on to say that Ro…

#gaming #politics #government #internet #russia #censorship #digitalprivacy #regulation

Russia Bans Roblox

3 months / ycombinator

Roblox banned in Russia, local media says

3 months / techcrunch / Amanda Silberling

Roblox Gaming Service in Russia Is Shut Down, Local Outlets Say

3 months / bloomberg / Cecilia D'Anastasio

Russia blocks Roblox, citing 'LGBT propaganda' as a reason

3 months / engadget / Lawrence Bonk

Russia blocks Roblox over distribution of LGBT "propaganda"

3 months / bleepingcomputer / Sergiu Gatlan

Back to Top / Wednesday, December 3, 2025, 2:20 pm / permalink 16528 / 5 stories in 3 months


After intense backlash, India pulls mandate to pre-install government app on smartphones

Jagmeet Singh / techcrunch - On Wednesday, the Indian telecom ministry said Sanchar Saathi, an anti-theft and cybersecurity protection app, would remain voluntary, and that smartphone makers would no longer be required to preload it on devices they sell.


Govt reversed mandate, users gain removal control

India Pulls Its Preinstalled iPhone App Demand

3 months / slashdot / BeauHD

India Withdraws Mandate to Pre-Install State-Run App on iPhones

3 months / iphoneincanada / Usman Qureshi

India will no longer require smartphone makers to preinstall its state-run 'cybersecurity' app

3 months / engadget / Will Shanklin

India Drops Order Requiring Apple to Preload Government App on Smartphones

3 months / iclarified

India backs off mandatory 'cyber safety' app after surveillance backlash

3 months / therecord

India rolls back order to preinstall cybersecurity app on smartphones

3 months / techxplore

Users Can Now Remove India’s Preinstalled Cybersecurity App

3 months / parameter / Newton Kitonga

Centre Revokes Sanchar Saathi App Mandate For Smartphone Makers

3 months / inc42 / Palak Sharma

After intense backlash, India pulls mandate to pre-install government app on smartphones

3 months / techcrunch / Jagmeet Singh

India reverses order to install government app on all smartphones

3 months / ft

India rolls back order to preinstall cybersecurity app on smartphones

3 months / go

India scraps order to pre-install state-run cyber safety app on smartphones

3 months / bbc


SIM binding rules debated amid app reversal

Govt Drops Sanchar Saathi Pre-Installation Directive, But What Is the Future of SIM Binding?

3 months / medianama / Azdhan


Tech giants resist forced app preinstallation

India blinks: won't require Apple to preinstall a state app on iPhone

3 months / appleinsider

India’s government backs down after Apple refuses order to preinstall app

3 months / theverge / Stevie Bonifield

Why Apple, Google & Samsung Opposed the Sanchar Saathi Directive?

3 months / medianama / Rohit Singh


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On Wednesday, the Indian telecom ministry said Sanchar Saathi, an anti-theft and cybersecurity protection app, would remain voluntary, and that smartphone makers would no longer be required to preload it on devices they sell.

3 months / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

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