Collaborate Disseminate
The notorious Israeli spyware was used to target journalists often working in exile from their authoritarian home countries, report finds.
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The European Commission may fine Microsoft if the doesn’t satisfy a DSA-related request for information regarding the risks related to generative AI features in Bing.
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Even though Microsoft recently agreed to decouple Teams from its Office 365 commercial plans globally, The EU Commission is reportedly getting ready to press antitrust charges against the company.
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Microsoft will reportedly avoid a formal investigation from the European Commission into its multi-billion partnership with OpenAI.
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Microsoft’s response to the EU’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) has been nothing short of astonishing. In sharp contrast to Apple’s belligerent non-compliance, the software giant has seemingly acquiesced to the rule of law, is changing Windows to meet its r… Continue reading Microsoft Escalates its War Against Default Browser Workarounds (Premium)
The European Commission (EC) is moving swiftly to address Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance violations that it says are at odds with the letter of the law.
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The European Commission announced today the launch of several investigations to determine whether Apple, Google, and Meta still fail to comply with the Digital Markets Act.
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EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager said yesterday that the fee structure in Apple’s new developer terms for the EU is something that the Commission could be investigating.
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The EU Commission is fining Apple €1.8 billion for abusing its position regarding the distribution of music streaming services on iOS.
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Epic Games, Proton, Spotify, and over 30 other companies have formally complained to the EU that Apple is not complying with the terms of the DMA.
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