Robert F Kennedy Jr. has failed to persuade a judge to order YouTube to refrain from suppressing videos in which he expressed controversial views about vaccinations.

A new Adalytics report is sparking calls for an investigation into YouTube's privacy practices.

The FTC is currently considering new rules that would require health-related online websites and mobile apps to notify consumers if their identifiable health information was disclosed without "authorization."

Vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who is seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, claims YouTube violated the First Amendment by removing videos in which he expressed controversial views about vaccinations.

X Corp. (formerly Twitter) late Monday followed through on its threat to sue the nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate over reports about objectionable speech on the platform.