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Meta, TikTok and X have launched a legal challenge against the UK's online safety regulator over its demands for user data, Reuters reports. The platforms are contesting the scope of information requests issued under the UK's Online Safety Act, which requires companies to share data to assess risks such as illegal content and harm to children. The dispute tests how far the regulator can go in compelling global platforms to hand over information, and the outcome could shape enforcement of the UK's online safety regime.
- 2Hyundai Motor Group and Bloomberg Explore the Global Robotics Race●HMG x Bloomberg | Inside the Robotics Race
Hyundai Motor Group has released a feature produced with Bloomberg looking inside the intensifying global race in robotics. The piece examines how automakers and technology firms are competing to develop advanced robots, a field where Hyundai has invested heavily through its Boston Dynamics acquisition. The collaboration has drawn large audiences, with engagement surpassing 1.3 million as viewers discuss the future of robotics and Hyundai's ambitions in the sector.
- 3Starlink Communities Program Opens Shared Access Beta▼Starlink Communities Program Opens Shared Access Beta, X Report 4 Oct 2026
SpaceX's Starlink has opened a shared access beta for its Communities Program, allowing multiple users or households to share a single Starlink connection. The update was highlighted in the X Report dated 4 October 2026. Details on pricing, eligibility and rollout remain limited, but the program is aimed at extending satellite internet access to shared or communal settings.
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Investor commentary is highlighting humanoid robots as a promising growth area, pointing to the Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF, which trades on Nasdaq under the ticker BOTZ. The piece frames small humanoid robots as a technology that is beginning to deliver, drawing interest from traders tracking robotics and AI exposure in their portfolios.
- 5UBS backs India's richly valued internet stocks▼India’s internet stocks trade at 30-50x EBITDA. UBS says growth can still pay for the premium
India's internet stocks trade at 30-50 times EBITDA, among the richest valuations in global markets. UBS argues the premium is justified, saying the sector's strong growth trajectory can still pay for elevated multiples. The call comes as investors debate whether Indian internet names, including leading e-commerce and digital platforms, have run ahead of fundamentals.
- 6Paris Hilton and Karl Lagerfeld event draws attention at Paris Fashion Week▼Inside the Paris Hilton x Karl Lagerfeld Event During Paris Fashion Week [PHOTOS]
Paris Hilton teamed up with the Karl Lagerfeld brand for an event during Paris Fashion Week, documented in a photo feature by Women's Wear Daily. The occasion highlighted the brand's continued visibility since the designer's death and Hilton's enduring presence in fashion circles. Photos from the event circulated among fashion watchers tracking celebrity appearances during the week.
- 7Global X Robotics and AI ETF BOTZ in Focus●Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF (BOTZ) Stock Price, News, Quote & History
Investor attention is on the Global X Robotics & Artificial Intelligence ETF, known by the ticker BOTZ, which tracks companies working in robotics and AI. The fund is a popular way for retail and institutional investors to gain broad exposure to automation and artificial intelligence stocks, and its price and holdings are being watched closely as interest in the AI sector remains high.
- 8Vivo's X Fold 6 global launch feels oddly dated▼Vivo’s X Fold 6 accidentally feels like a throwback The X Fold 6 looks like foldables did three months ago. It's a quirk
Vivo is preparing the global release of its X Fold 6 foldable, but the phone launched in China in June and its design now looks like foldables from months earlier. Reviewers are calling it an accidental throwback, a quirk of the release calendar rather than an outdated device. The discussion centres on how quickly the foldable market moves and what that means for the phone's international appeal.
- 9Vivo's X Fold 6 global launch reviewed as a throwback●Vivo's X Fold 6 accidentally feels like a throwback https://www.theverge.com/tech/1002680/vivo-x-fold-6-global-release-s
Vivo has released the X Fold 6 globally, and a review from The Verge describes the foldable as accidentally feeling like a throwback, suggesting its design or approach evokes earlier smartphones. Details on specs and cameras accompany the global release coverage. Commentary so far is limited to early tech press reactions, with the 'throwback' framing standing out as the notable takeaway.
- 10Vivo X Fold 6 heads to global release looking dated●It's a quirk of the release calendar that when Vivo's X Fold 6 launched in China this June, it was just another foldable
Vivo's X Fold 6 foldable phone launched in China in June as just another large foldable, but its upcoming global release lands in a very different market. Commenters note that the device's size and aspect ratio now feel oddly old-fashioned compared with newer, slimmer foldables that have arrived since its debut.