News of Note for the Internet-Minded – 6/5/18 – Ancient IP disputes and Algorithm Testing

In this roundup, some of your favorite initialisms (AI, IP, TOS) come out to play while stories about government agencies and social media access call into question whether such access is a two-way street.

• There’s a wiki for terms of service agreements. (Arielle Pardes, Wired)
• Qualcomm introduces its first chip built for augmented and virtual reality. (Jacob Kastrenakes, The Verge)
• Microsoft’s HoloLens guides the blind through complicated buildings. (Rachel Metz, MIT Technology Review)
• 23andMe sues Ancestry over some very old intellectual property. (Megan Molteni, Wired)
• Law enforcement officials continue to push for more access to social media data. (Halley Freger, ABC News)
• YouTube stars criticize the platform for testing an algorithm at their expense. (Chris Foxx, BBC.com)
• Softback prepares to scale up its robotics business. (Parmy Olson, Forbes)
• PUBG files an infringement suit against Fortnite in South Korea. (Yuji Nakamura and Sam Kim, Bloomberg News)
• Apple introduces new controls to help users maintain screen-time/life balance. (Sarah Perez, TechCrunch)
• The city of Colorado Springs ventures briefly into a gray area as it blocks multiple users on social media accounts. (Anthony Prosceno/Tony Keith, KKTV 11News)