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    TikTok to pay at least $100M in Alabama settlement●TikTok agrees to pay at least $100M in Alabama settlement https://techcrunch.com/2026/09/26/tiktok-agrees-to-pay-at-leasMmastodonTechnology443 min ago

    TikTok has agreed to pay at least $100 million to settle a case brought by the state of Alabama, according to TechCrunch. The agreement marks another significant legal and financial setback for the social media company in the United States, where it faces ongoing scrutiny from state and federal authorities over its practices.

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    TikTok to pay Alabama at least $100 million settlement●TL;DR: TikTok has agreed to pay at least $100 million to Alabama following allegations it misled users about safety andMmastodonTechnology71 h ago

    TikTok has agreed to pay at least $100 million to the state of Alabama, settling allegations that the company misled users about the platform's safety and that its app was intentionally designed to be addictive to children. The agreement adds to a series of legal settlements and lawsuits US states have brought against the company over youth safety concerns. Commenters online flagged the deal as another significant financial and reputational blow to TikTok in the United States.

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    Morgan County residents push back against bitcoin mining facility●"Find a different place": Garage sale fuels fight against Morgan County bitcoin mining facility✉newsBusinessCrypto53 min ago

    A garage sale in Morgan County, Alabama, has become a fundraiser and rallying point for residents opposing a local bitcoin mining facility. Opponents are telling the operation to "find a different place," citing concerns likely tied to noise and disruption from the site. The sale is drawing community support for the fight against the crypto facility.

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    Tuberville Claims Military Pilots Are Furries▼Tuberville claims pilots are furries🦋blueskyWorldUS Politics4K1 h ago

    US Senator Tommy Tuberville of Alabama is claiming that American military pilots identify as furries, a remark that has drawn widespread mockery and disbelief online. Critics questioned how such claims about service members emerged from a sitting senator, while supporters treated it as commentary on military culture. The comment adds to Tuberville's history of controversial statements about the armed forces.