EU steps up probe into Elon Musk's X, days ahead of Trump inauguration
Briefly

"Today we are taking further steps to shed light on the compliance of X's recommender systems with the obligations under the DSA," stated EU digital chief Henna Virkkunen, emphasizing the investigation into X's ability to meet European content moderation standards.
The Commission downplayed reports of reviewing investigations against big tech, asserting the commitment to law enforcement remains unchanged, regardless of political shifts, evidenced by President-elect Trump's return.
Musk's public endorsement of far-right political entities has drawn ire from European politicians, with accusations of election meddling, although Musk defends his actions as advocating for democracy and free speech.
Mark Zuckerberg's collaboration with Trump aims to resist EU regulations, which he perceives as restrictive, while Meta's decision to discontinue US fact-checking illustrates a broader trend against perceived censorship surfaced by European laws.
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