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Digital Services Act: Web Giants to Submit User Data as EU Law Comes Into Effect
Facebook, Instagram, Google, Twitter, Apple, TikTok, and other firms will have until February 17 to reveal their user numbers in order to comply with the Digital Services Act that comes into effect on Wednesday. The DSA rules will be fully applied from February 17, 2024, and officials will have to decide which companies are large enough to require ...
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"Heed The Warning": Beijing Warns 34 Tech Firms After Record Alibaba Fine
Chinese regulators have warned 34 technology giants -- including Baidu and Tencent -- to "rectify" any anti-competitive measures, a statement said Tuesday, days after e-commerce giant Alibaba was fined nearly $2.8 billion for abusing its dominant mar
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WhatsApp Claims App Store Privacy Labels Are Anti-Competitive, Apple Says Applies to Its Own Apps Too
WhatsApp spokesperson told Axios that focusing just on what information is taken by apps could scare users and work against developers. The Facebook-owned company said that Apple should also highlight measures taken by WhatsApp to protect user information that is collected.
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Digital Services Act: Web Giants to Submit User Data as EU Law Comes Into Effect
Facebook, Instagram, Google, Twitter, Apple, TikTok, and other firms will have until February 17 to reveal their user numbers in order to comply with the Digital Services Act that comes into effect on Wednesday. The DSA rules will be fully applied from February 17, 2024, and officials will have to decide which companies are large enough to require ...
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"Heed The Warning": Beijing Warns 34 Tech Firms After Record Alibaba Fine
Chinese regulators have warned 34 technology giants -- including Baidu and Tencent -- to "rectify" any anti-competitive measures, a statement said Tuesday, days after e-commerce giant Alibaba was fined nearly $2.8 billion for abusing its dominant mar
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WhatsApp Claims App Store Privacy Labels Are Anti-Competitive, Apple Says Applies to Its Own Apps Too
WhatsApp spokesperson told Axios that focusing just on what information is taken by apps could scare users and work against developers. The Facebook-owned company said that Apple should also highlight measures taken by WhatsApp to protect user information that is collected.
