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On August 24, 2026, X Corp demanded that the open-source project Nitter take down all instances and the repository within 21 hours. Nitter.net and XCancel are offline. The main point here is not the fact of closure, but the change of tactics: instead of a lawsuit — a letter, instead of federal norms — the law of the state of Texas and the Lanham Act. Why this worked where X lost the case against Bright Data, and what data collectors should do.

📅 August 26, 2026
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Case AliExpress: a hidden audio fingerprint revealed itself through Bluetooth headphones. We analyze a practical methodology — how to identify the anti-fraud vendor in an hour, find its scripts, instrument the fingerprint-API in DevTools, and see what signals the platform actually captures and where they are sent.

📅 August 25, 2026
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On August 21, 2026, DataDome reported: bots account for 91% of traffic on DDR5 cards at a major retailer — about ten automated requests for one live visit, compared to 6:1 in the spring. We analyze the numbers along with caveats, showing why the behavioral signature of a scalper bot matches the signature of regular price monitoring, and what to change in data collection.

📅 August 24, 2026
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