Ariana Grande at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, in January 2026. Sthanlee Mirador/PA Wire The US court forced platforms like Instagram and TikTok to reveal the identities of the people who leaked Ariana Grande's songs. In July, the singer sued hackers for leaking unreleased songs and videos. According to the North American press, the star claims that a group attacked the digital accounts of people who work on his staff, such as photographers and music producers.
US court forces social networks to reveal data on who leaked Ariana Grande's songs
Ariana Grande at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards ceremony in Los Angeles, in January 2026. Sthanlee Mirador/PA Wire The US court forced platforms like Instagram and TikTok to reveal the identities of the people who leaked Ariana Grande's...
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According to the North American press, the star claims that a group attacked the digital accounts of people who work on his staff, such as photographers and music producers. According to "Billboard" magazine, the singer asked the Los Angeles Court that social networks and payment services be subpoenaed to provide data on who stole and published songs,...
- The artist indicated that the new content was published on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X and Discord, and payments were facilitated by services such as PayPal and Cash App.
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According to "Billboard" magazine, the singer asked the Los Angeles Court that social networks and payment services be subpoenaed to provide data on who stole and published songs, photos and videos. The artist indicated that the new content was published on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X and Discord, and payments were facilitated by services such as PayPal and Cash App.