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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager announced today that she is stepping down temporarily so she can pursue a new job.
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Google is going to start charging Android manufactures for bundling its apps.
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Apparently, due to legal weirdness, GDPR doesn’t apply to the EC itself. What to do? Shout at the bureaucrats or be cool about it? Continue reading European Commission “doesn’t plan to comply with GDPR” – well, sort of
The internet bigwigs say it could do more harm than good as they balance fast illegal content removal with protection of users’ rights. Continue reading Terrorist social media posts should be removed within an hour, says EC
Internet giants are being called out for making billions off news, while the news agencies that produce it are withering on the vine Continue reading News agencies demand Facebook and Google pay for their stories
Claiming the company abused its dominance as a search engine to push its shopping service, search giant Google was hit with a hefty $2.7 billion fine this week. Continue reading Google Hit With $2.7 Billion Antitrust Fine
The debate surrounding encryption backdoors has been raging on for years with governments (that typically don’t really understand the things they are pushing for) requesting all software have government ‘secured’ backdoor keys. This is now getting more serious in Europe with the EC actually forcing the issue (in a passive aggressive kind of way…
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The debate surrounding encryption backdoors has been raging on for years with governments (that typically don’t really understand the things they are pushing for) requesting all software have government ‘secured’ backdoor keys. This is now getting more serious in Europe with the EC actually forcing the issue (in a passive aggressive kind of way…
Read the full post at darknet.org.uk
Continue reading European Commission Pushing For Encryption Backdoors