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Apple is updating its parental control features with iOS 26 and other OS updates to require kids to get parental approval before texting new numbers, along with enhanced safety tools like content filters and age-specific protections, aiming to improve child safety and privacy.
James Crumbley, on trial for manslaughter in relation to his son's mass shooting at Oxford High School, was found making threatening statements from jail, leading to restrictions on his communication. Testimony revealed his actions leading up to the shooting, including dropping off his son at school, receiving alarming messages from his wife, and working as a delivery driver while the shooting occurred. Additionally, evidence showed his son's concerns about mental health and firearms, as well as limited communication with others before the shooting.
Oakland County prosecutors have sought limited communication for James Crumbley, the father of the Oxford High School shooter, following recorded threats made from behind bars. His access to a telephone and electronic messaging has been restricted to communication with his lawyer due to threatening statements he made, with no calls or emails allowed to anyone else until a verdict is reached in the trial.
The Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Biden administration's communications with social media companies while a lawsuit challenging the government's efforts to combat online misinformation is ongoing. The court's decision temporarily halts previous rulings that limited the ability of federal agencies and officials to communicate with social media platforms regarding Covid-19 and election-related misinformation. The Supreme Court will also hear the case but has not yet set a date for oral arguments.