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The post EU Fines X $140M for Misleading Verified Badges and Data Denial appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. X’s blue checkmark system was judged a deceptive design, because it misleads users about account authenticity The social media platform didn’t create the required clear, public log of ads, as mandated by new EU rules X now has 60 working days to present a remediation plan for the blue check issue, and 90 days to address ad transparency and data access shortcomings The European Commission fined Elon Musk’s social network X €120 million (roughly $140 million) for violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA), which represents the first major enforcement under the regulation. The case centers on X’s paid blue check verification system, missing transparency around political and commercial ads, and barriers that researchers faced when they tried to study public posts. Under the DSA, regulators want people in Europe to see who paid for content, why they see it, and how platforms handle risks such as disinformation and targeted manipulation. Related: ‘Impossible to Fake Energy’: Musk Doubles Down on Bitcoin’s Intrinsic Value How X misled users with Blue Checks According to the Commission, there were several breaches involved: X’s blue checkmark (verification badge) system, where users can pay for verified” status, was judged a deceptive design because it misleads users about account authenticity. X didn’t create the required clear, public log of ads, as mandated by new EU rules. Key details like who bought an ad, what it said, and who it was shown to were often missing or hard to find. Researchers were denied adequate access to public data, such as metrics and content data. The platform’s interface and terms of service were found to impose unnecessary barriers that hindered legitimate data collection and analysis of public information. The fine is broken down into three segments: approximately €45 million for checkmark-related deception, €35 million for advertising transparency failures,…

The post Blue Jays Announce Surprising Roster Decision On $32 Million Pitcher appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. TORONTO, ON – APRIL 14: Ross Atkins, general manager of the Toronto Blue Jays, speaks during a press conference before Vladimir Guerrero Jr. signs a 14-year contract extension at Rogers Centre on April 14, 2025 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. (Photo by Mark Blinch/Getty Images) Getty Images The Toronto Blue Jays are hoping to follow up their trip all the way to Game 7 of the latest World Series with another deep run next season. After locking in their franchise slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. with a monumental extension and receiving news that former Cy Young Award winner Shane Bieber would opt back into his own deal, the Blue Jays surprised much of the baseball world by signing Dylan Cease to a $210 million contract. That was a clear sign that the team would be a threat to land any number of other high-priced additions this winter, but its most recent move was a surprising bit of subtraction. “RHP Yariel Rodriguez has cleared outright assignment waivers and has been outrighted off the 40-man roster,” the team announced on X, formerly Twitter. Evidently, no other team claimed Rodriguez when he was placed on waivers and the team has removed him from its big-league roster even though there was no corresponding replacement announced. The decision to effectively move on from Rodriguez, at least for now, was a surprise given that he is going into his third year of the five-year, $32 million contract he signed with the Blue Jays. And it wasn’t as if Rodriguez had taken a significant step back in the second year of that deal. He posted a 3.08 ERA with 17 games finished in this past campaign, compared to a 4.47 ERA with no closing opportunities in his rookie season the year before. “He was also included on the Blue…

The post Rick Ware Racing Ditches The Blue Oval, Joins Chevy For 2026 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Rick Ware (HHP/Jacy Norgaard via Mike Arning True Speed PR) HHP/Jacy Norgaard While NASCAR and two of its teams battle it out in a courtroom across town in a case that could reshape the sport’s future, the manufacturers in the Cup Series have been busy shifting allegiances of their own. And now another team has decided it’s time to switch jerseys. Rick Ware Racing will trade its blue oval for a bowtie starting in 2026. After weeks of speculation—much of it muffled by the noise coming out of the antitrust trial now rolling into its second week—the team confirmed Monday that it will leave Ford and join Chevrolet next season. “Chevrolet has always set a high bar with its people, its performance and its passion for racing, and partnering with them gives us the resources and support to make real progress on the racetrack,” team owner Rick Ware said. “Teaming up with RCR and ECR provides a foundation we can build on, not just for 2026, but for the future of our race team. We’re proud to be part of the Chevrolet family.” The announcement comes shortly after the Haas Factory Team revealed its own move from Ford to Chevrolet for 2026. There are key differences, though: Haas will align with Hendrick Motorsports, while RWR will partner with Richard Childress Racing and ECR Engines. And unlike Haas—which currently exists only in NASCAR—RWR has a far wider footprint, fielding entries not only in NASCAR but also in NHRA, the CARS Tour, and multiple two-wheel series. “The NASCAR Cup Series is the toughest and most competitive series in motorsports, and this is an important move for the long-term growth of our company,” Ware said. “We’ve won in NHRA, American Flat Track, World Supercross and the CARS Tour, and we want to elevate…