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European Commission opens non-compliance investigations under the DMA with Alphabet, Apple and Meta
On March 25th, 2024, the European Commission has opened non-compliance investigations under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) into Alphabet’s rules on steering in Google Play and self-preferencing on Google
Google publishes updates to comply with the Digital Markets Act
Today March 7th 23.59 is the deadline for compliance with the rules of the EU Digital Markets Act by gatekeepers and very large platforms. On
Snap by Siinda – The EU AI Act
The new Snap by Siinda video is on the freshly adopted EU AI Act. Watch it here
The European Commission designates six gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act
The European Commission has designated on 6th September, for the first time, six gatekeepers – Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, Microsoft – under the Digital Markets Act (DMA). In
Belgian online directory 1414.be gets a new look
Telephone directories and directory enquiry services are still consulted by tens of thousands of users every day. In 2004, the Belgian company European Directory Assistance
In a ruling of 8 December 2022, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that search engines must “dereference information” if the person making the
Following the entry into force of the Digital Services Act (DSA), the EU’s new landmark rules for or a safer and more accountable online environment,
The Hessian Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information issued a warning over possible unlawful data transfers due to browser settings. The HBDI confirmed
EU plan for Metaverse unveiled by Commissioner Breton
The EU Commissioner for Internal Market and Digital unveiled on 14th september in a LinkedIn article an overall ambitious plan to help EU people, technologies
EU Court of Justice dismiss Google’s appeal on competition law
The EU’s general court has largely dismissed an appeal by Google against the EUR 4.343 billion fine levied against the company in 2018 for violating
Irish Data Protection Commission could decide to ban EU-US data transfers for Meta
Ireland’s Data Protection Commissioner has recommended that Meta not be allowed to send personal data on Europeans across the Atlantic to the US, Politico reports.
A total of 34 tech companies and advertising bodies have signed up to an updated EU code of practice against online disinformation. Signatories including Facebook-owner Meta, Google, Twitter, Twitch,
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