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Hawaii sues ByteDance, alleging TikTok is dangerously addictive for young users and misleads the public about risks.
The 106-page complaint claims TikTok's features maximize time on the app and generate more data and ad revenue.
Hawaii argues the platform's design influences users' neurobiology, similar to gambling tactics.
The lawsuit seeks to stop harmful practices and require safeguards for children.
Governor Josh Green and Attorney General Anne Lopez condemn the platform’s approach to youth safety.
Lawsuits previously filed against TikTok in the U.S. for COPPA violations are cited in the complaint.
Hawaii seeks to compel TikTok to disclose risks and potentially reform its practices.
The case highlights bipartisan concerns over child safety on social media platforms.
The complaint was filed in Hawaii’s First Circuit Court as the legal action proceeds.

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Meta shares climbed after Bloomberg reported Zuckerberg plans to cut up to 30% of the metaverse budget for 2026.
The move could include layoffs if the budget reductions proceed, per Bloomberg’s report.
Meta’s metaverse efforts sit within Reality Labs, which develops Quest headsets and AR glasses.
Meta has struggled to monetize its immersive metaverse vision and expand device markets beyond gaming.
The Bloomberg report notes Meta’s AI efforts and broader spending alongside metaverse plans.
Meta reorganized its AI efforts under Superintelligence Labs this year, led by Zuckerberg.
The reported budget adjustments come as Meta faces competition in AI and AR markets from rivals like Google and Apple.
The report mentions Zuckerberg held meetings at his Hawaii compound related to 2026 planning.
Meta’s name change in 2021 signaled its pivot toward more ambitious technology bets.

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The wealthiest Americans now live in diverse locations across the U.S., moving beyond traditional spots like Fifth Avenue.
Jeff Bezos relocated to Florida in 2023, reflecting a broader trend toward tax-friendly or private communities.
Historical figures once dominated New York’s Millionaires’ Row; many now choose discreet, private settings.
Today’s billionaires own properties from Woodside to Kauai, emphasizing privacy and strategic location.
Florida remains a magnet, with several ultra-rich choosing Miami’s Indian Creek and other private enclaves.
Texas hosts multiple billionaires in coastal and interior communities, signaling shifting real estate strategies.
The Bay Area remains home to many tech giants, though several billionaires pursue gated or secluded estates.
Hawaii is emerging as a luxury retreat for Silicon Valley wealth, with private getaways and privacy-focused estates.
Billionaires are expanding beyond traditional urban centers to secure large, private properties nationwide.
The article contrasts today’s private estates with the public grandeur of Gilded Age mansions along New York and Newport coasts.

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Police and lawmakers warn Hawaii’s seniors about cryptocurrency kiosk scams, a growing risk in stores and malls.
The FBI says crypto kiosk scams doubled last year, totaling nearly $250 million nationwide.
Hawaii logged 68 complaints and about $1 million in losses from crypto kiosk scams.
Kiosk operators say less than 3% of crypto scam losses occurred at these machines; most losses were online.
Store owners hosting kiosks say the machines are not to blame and monitor transactions.
Authorities urge victims to call 911 and avoid giving personal data or crypto payments over the phone.
AARP Hawaii is holding a Town Hall on holiday fraud with a toll-free participation line.
Regulators discuss potential restrictions or bans on buying crypto via kiosks.
Kiosk operators report commissions of up to 20% on transactions and store rent to host machines.
Safeguards include scam warnings, ID verification for large deposits, and a 24/7 hotline.

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UC Davis men travel to Honolulu to face Hawaii as Big West play starts, with Rocak and Johnson as top performers.
Hawaii aims to capitalize on home advantage, shooting 47.1% this season to test UC Davis’s 42.2% allowed mark.
UC Davis counters with 15.1 assists per game, led by Fagbemi’s 4.8 per game, highlighting team play.
UC Davis women seek a fourth straight win as they host Hawaii in a bid to extend their momentum.
Hawaii’s Kyra Webb leads the Rainbow Wahine with 2.1 rebounds per game and 5.1 points in the matchup context.
UC Davis’s Ryann Bennett posts 18.5 points per game, showcasing sharp scoring for the Aggies.
Hawaii’s Niko Rocak stars for UC Davis on the men’s side with strong perimeter threat.
UC Davis emphasizes defensive rebounding as a key strength to counter Hawaii’s offense.
Hawaii’s offense looks to test UC Davis’s defense as they trade offensive rebounding.
The Associated Press reports the matchups as part of ongoing Big West coverage.

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