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Core Insights - Myseum, Inc. has received a notice of allowance for a patent related to its new social media platform, 'Picture Party by Myseum,' which focuses on privacy and user control in sharing media [1][2] - The platform is set to launch this month on iOS and Android, aiming to provide a fun and secure way for users to share photos and videos [1][2] - Myseum's intellectual property portfolio now includes 18 issued patents and three Notices of Allowance, indicating a strong focus on innovation in privacy technology [1] Company Overview - Myseum, Inc. is a privacy-focused social media technology company, previously known as DatChat Inc., that aims to create innovative user platforms [3] - The flagship platform, Myseum, allows users to share photos and videos easily while providing features like encrypted galleries and personalized newsfeeds [3] - Users receive 50 GB of free storage, with additional storage available for a one-time fee of $29.95 per 50 GB [3] Product Features - 'Picture Party by Myseum' is designed to enhance user experience by allowing secure sharing of media within private networks [2][4] - The platform emphasizes ease of use and privacy, enabling users to create digital legacies and manage their content securely [4] - Myseum also operates the DatChat Messenger, which offers unique features like message lifespan control and screenshot prevention, enhancing user privacy [5]

NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J., Dec. 04, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Myseum, Inc. (Nasdaq: MYSE) (“Myseum” or the “Company”), a privacy-first social media and technology innovator, today announced that it received a notice of allowance from the U.S Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for the patent application titled “Time Bound Event Creation and Management Based on User Specific Media Permissions.” The new patent covers the personal and private social networking technology behind ‘Picture Party by Myseum,’ a new social ...

Meta Platforms Inc. risks a temporary European Union ban on the rollout of new policies over how its AI features in WhatsApp, after being hit by the latest probe into Big Tech’s alleged dominance on the continent. Teresa Ribera, the EU’s antitrust chief, said Thursday she’s weighing so-called interim measures “to ensure that this could not blow up.” She made the comments to reporters in Brussels after signing off on an investigation into suspicions that WhatsApp AI tools may unfairly prevent rival AI prov ...

Group 1: Nvidia - Nvidia is close to achieving a significant lobbying victory in Washington, with CEO Jensen Huang advocating on Capitol Hill [3][4] - A proposed measure, the GAIN AI Act, which would have restricted Nvidia's ability to sell advanced AI chips to China and other adversaries, was excluded from the must-pass defense legislation [4][5] - President Trump praised Jensen Huang for his leadership at Nvidia, highlighting the importance of energy production for economic growth and the AI industry [5][6] Group 2: Snowflake - Snowflake reported a 29% year-over-year revenue growth to $1.21 billion, exceeding expectations, with adjusted EPS of $0.35 [7] - Despite strong performance metrics, Snowflake's Q4 product revenue guidance of $1.195B to $1.2B disappointed investors, indicating concerns about stabilizing growth rather than acceleration [8] - The company is heavily investing in AI, announcing partnerships with Anthropic, Accenture, and Amazon Web Services, including a $200 million deal with Anthropic [9] Group 3: Social Media Regulations in Australia - Meta's Facebook and Instagram began deactivating accounts of users under 16 in Australia ahead of a new social media ban [10] - Approximately 150,000 Facebook accounts and 350,000 Instagram accounts are expected to be affected by this regulation [10] - Other platforms, including Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube, must comply with similar regulations, facing potential fines of up to $33 million for non-compliance [11]

Core Point - The European Union is investigating a policy that would prohibit AI providers from utilizing a WhatsApp tool designed for business-customer communication [1] Group 1 - The policy under consideration aims to regulate the use of AI tools in business communications [1]

Core Viewpoint - European antitrust regulators have initiated an investigation into Meta's new AI policy for WhatsApp, focusing on potential violations of EU competition rules related to access for AI providers [2][5][6] Group 1: Investigation Details - The European Commission's probe is centered on Meta's policy that restricts AI providers from using the "WhatsApp Business Solution" when AI is the primary service offered [2][3] - The Commission expresses concern that this policy may hinder third-party AI providers from delivering their services through WhatsApp in the European Economic Area [3][5] Group 2: Meta's Response - A spokesperson for WhatsApp has labeled the claims behind the investigation as "baseless," arguing that the AI chatbots strain their systems and that the AI market remains competitive [3][4] - Meta introduced the AI feature for WhatsApp in March, designed to assist users by suggesting prompts and completing messages [4] Group 3: Broader Regulatory Context - The investigation follows increased scrutiny from Italy's antitrust regulator, which is concerned about Meta potentially abusing its dominant position in the messaging market through AI features [5][6] - Regulators are examining whether these changes could restrict competitors' market entry, limit choices, or impede technological advancements in messaging-based AI tools [6] Group 4: Recent Legal Issues - Meta was recently ordered to pay 479 million euros (approximately $552 million) due to violations of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and Spain's antitrust law, with plans to appeal the ruling [6]

EU regulators are considering whether to impose interim measures against Meta over its rollout of artificial intelligence features in its messaging service WhatsApp, EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera s... ...

Core Point - The European Commission has initiated an antitrust investigation into Meta Platforms regarding its rules that may restrict AI developers' access to WhatsApp, potentially harming competition [1] Group 1 - The investigation focuses on whether Meta's policies create barriers for AI developers [1] - The outcome of this investigation could have significant implications for Meta's operations and its competitive landscape in the AI sector [1]

Core Viewpoint - The European Commission has accused Meta Platforms of violating antitrust rules, marking a significant action by European regulators against American technology companies [1] Group 1 - The accusation is part of a broader trend of increased scrutiny on American tech firms by European authorities [1]