The parent company of Facebook and Instagram, Meta, will tighten requirements for financial services ads, including loans and investments, to combat fraudulent advertising. Social media companies have criticized the new limits as rushed and hard to enforce, while human rights groups argue that an outright ban is disproportionate. Meanwhile, the Australian government is proposing new competition powers to target anti-competitive behaviors among digital giants, with potential penalties of up to $50 million or 30% of a company’s turnover.
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US drone sightings are actually manned aircraft
Officials from the White House, FBI, and Department of Homeland Security have emphasized that most recent drone sightings in New Jersey and nearby states involved manned aircraft, with no evidence of a national security threat. Less than 100 out of over 5000 reported sightings merited further investigation, all large fixed-wing sightings were of manned aircraft, and efforts were ongoing to investigate remaining cases. The Federal Aviation Administration implemented a "No Drone Zone" around the Army-Navy...
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