‘Now Donald Trump has lost the US election, are we still going to be banned?’ TikTok owner ByteDance asks in legal challenge

‘Now Donald Trump has lost the US election, are we still going to be banned?’ TikTok owner ByteDance asks in legal challenge
Landmark ruling for gig economy? Californian Appeals Court orders ride hailing firms Uber and Lyft to classify their drivers as employees
Begin talks now about reusing content. French Appeals Court tells Google it must talk to French publishers over payments to use their content
Spying setback. US Court of Appeals rules the NSA surveillance and mass data collection program exposed by Edward Snowden, was unlawful
Gig economy development. No California shutdown yet for Uber and Lyft, after court grants emergency injunction over worker status
Milestone ruling. The UK Court of Appeal rules use of automatic facial recognition (AFR) tech by South Wales Police is unlawful
Federal Appeals Court has approved proposed class action by Facebook users over alleged tracking of their internet activity, even after logging out
American court refuses to rehear an appeal against controversial FTC decision to reserve net neutrality rules in the United States
British court rules legal action against Google for tracking Safari users browser history can go ahead
Order for $14 billion in back taxes from Apple “defies reality and common sense”, iPad maker argues
Appeals court in San Francisco selected to hear legal challenges to FCC’s decision to reverse net neutrality
Campaigners want changes to Snooper’s Charter in place by July after court found portions ‘incompatible’ with EU law