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The victim believes the women in his life should know of his offending.

NYT OPINION: Meta has commenced a long, slow slide into irrelevance.

International benchmark Brent crude soared more than 7% to US$126 a barrel.

Anthony Albanese says the plan targets a loophole in current bargaining rules.

Meta plans to cut about 8000 staff and leave thousands of roles vacant.

OPINION: Last week's jury verdict was like David v Goliath, says filmmaker Nadia Maxwell.

The jury awarded US$3m to a woman who began using the apps as a child.

Meta said it would appeal the verdict of violating New Mexico's consumer protection laws.

Can we trust tech giants' latest advertising data? TVNZ announces a new business host.

Experts say real losses may be 10 to 15 times higher than official estimates.

Meta cracks down, but still requires little ID verification for new accounts.

OPINION: Unlike Australia, New Zealand has no legal framework for scam ads yet.

Some users were receiving a message saying 'account temporarily unavailable'.

New York Times: With smart glasses, public scenes can be captured without people knowing.

Meta plans a 'Name Tag' feature to identify people through its smart glasses.

Adam Mosseri told jurors Instagram users are not 'clinically' addicted to social media.

Many followers, including some politicians and businesses, treat the posts as real.

Government will unveil first online safety measures within weeks.

Meta Global Head of Safety Antigone Davis talks about Australia's under-16 ban - and the alternative legislative approach her company would like New Zealand law makers to take.

PLUS: Tracking a big cat.

The New Zealand government is still considering a social media ban for under 16s - which would follow in the footsteps of Australia. Video / Newstalk ZB

Meta shares leapt about 8% as strong earnings backed its AI strategy.

The magazine hails AI as the biggest force in geopolitics since nuclear arms.

Australian users under 16 will be automatically signed out of major platforms and sites.

Microsoft now pours 25% of its revenue into capex, tripling in a decade.

The decision ends a five-year FTC push to break up the social media giant.

OPINION: Is this a turning point for protecting childhood in the digital age?

The 73,000-member group vanished from Facebook without any warning.

Freightways shares climbed after Mark Troughear flagged easing economic headwinds.