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- 1German court holds Meta liable for scam ads●German court rules Meta liable for scam ads on Facebook and Instagram
A German court has ruled that Meta can be held liable for fraudulent advertisements that ran on Facebook and Instagram, meaning the company may face responsibility for scams promoted through its ad systems in Germany. The decision is being widely discussed as a potential test case for platform accountability, suggesting social networks could owe users greater protection against deceptive advertising.
- 2BlueSpice ships major performance boost for Confluence migration tool●Our # Confluence to # BlueSpice # migration tool makes huge progress. We improved the performance dramatically. See all
German wiki software maker BlueSpice, also known as Hallo Welt, says its open-source tool for migrating content from Atlassian Confluence to BlueSpice, a MediaWiki-based platform, has made major progress, with version 7.0.0 delivering dramatically improved performance. The release notes and changes are published on GitHub. The company frames the tool as part of a push for digital sovereignty and open-source alternatives to Atlassian products.
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German investors are asking whether Rheinmetall stock is a good buy at current levels, with financial sites debating the right entry point. The defence company's shares have been among Germany's most talked-about stocks, driven by rising European defence spending and strong order books, leaving many retail investors weighing whether the rally still offers upside or whether valuations have run too far.