#eu-regulations

#eu-regulations

TikTok's recent report shows a 16% decrease in content removals despite increased user engagement, highlighting a shift in moderation strategies.

The European Commission is intensifying its investigation into X's content moderation practices under the EU's Digital Services Act.

Google will not comply with the EU's mandatory fact-checking law, maintaining its existing content moderation policies.

The EU is investigating X's content moderation practices and their compliance with digital service regulations. Potential penalties loom if breaches are confirmed.

Major tech platforms are committed to improving hate speech moderation in Europe under new voluntary commitments.

The Digital Services Act emphasizes collaboration and compliance among platforms in addressing illegal content.

The E.U. Cyber Resilience Act establishes mandatory cybersecurity standards for digital devices in the bloc to enhance consumer protection and security compliance.

DORA aims to enhance digital resilience in financial services, influencing global regulatory practices beyond the EU.

NIS 2 Directive mandates cybersecurity compliance for critical service sectors in the E.U., effective Oct. 17, with a focus on consistency and incident management.

UK organizations are reallocating funds for NIS2 compliance amidst budget constraints.

Many UK financial services firms will miss DORA compliance, risking substantial fines and increased cybersecurity costs.

NIS2 will require enhanced cybersecurity measures from organizations in the Nordics and Baltics starting October 2024.

The European Commission fined Meta €797.12 million for antitrust violations related to Facebook Marketplace.

Apple Intelligence will be available in the EU by April 2025, countering earlier claims that regulations were a barrier.

Apple Intelligence will launch in the EU in April 2025, featuring tools and summaries.

The rollout is tiered, starting first for English speakers outside the EU.

Digital Markets Act impacts the availability of AI on certain devices.

Apple is accused of not meeting interoperability obligations under the EU's Digital Markets Act by various digital rights advocacy organizations.

The EU aims to regulate Big Tech through the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act, establishing new accountability frameworks for online platforms.

The Digital Markets Act mandates significant changes to Google's Search offering in the EU, impacting features and competitive transparency.

Microsoft accuses Google of financing a deceptive anti-Microsoft campaign in the EU through the Open Cloud Coalition.

Google is testing the impact of removing EU news articles from search results for 1% of users to analyze traffic effects.

Google will cease political advertising in the EU by October 2025 due to challenges posed by the new TTPA regulation.

Google will stop showing political ads in the EU due to challenges posed by new transparency regulations set to take effect in 2025.

Google will cease political advertisements in the EU due to new regulations, creating operational challenges and significant uncertainties for advertisers.

Google is testing a cookie usage notice on its homepage in some EU regions.

Meta fined $840.24 million by the European Commission for violating EU antitrust rules with Facebook Marketplace practices.

Meta fined €251 million for a 2017 data breach affecting 29 million Facebook users, emphasizing the need for stronger data protection.

Meta is rolling out AI features for Ray-Ban Meta glasses in select EU countries, expanding language support and interactive capabilities.

Meta fined nearly 800 million euros for anti-competitive practices involving its Marketplace ads, showing stark regulatory action against digital monopolies.

Meta has reduced ad-free subscription prices in the EU by 40% to comply with regulatory demands.

Users can access Facebook and Instagram for free with ads using limited data.

Meta's adjustments reflect broader changes due to stringent EU regulations.

Meta has been fined €797.7 million for antitrust violations linked to Facebook Marketplace's unfair market advantages.

French newspapers are suing X for using their content without payment, citing copyright violations.

They seek compensation under EU's neighbouring rights directive.

A Paris tribunal has mandated X to share income information regarding their content.

Ryanair is suing a disruptive passenger to cover costs from a diverted flight, emphasizing the need to combat unruly behavior.

Apple will stop selling the iPhone 14 series in the EU to comply with USB-C regulations.

Apple is removing older iPhone models with lightning ports from its store ahead of new EU regulations requiring USB-C by December 28.

EU mandates all gadgets to charge via USB-C from December 28th, 2024, reducing e-waste and improving consumer convenience.

Apple is transitioning to USB-C, complying with EU's latest charging regulations.

Apple has released USB-C versions of its desktop accessories, complying with EU regulations while maintaining existing pricing.

The German chancellor suggests the EU should avoid fines on carmakers not meeting emissions standards to support the industry's transition to electrification.

European car manufacturers urge faster transition to electric vehicles to avoid higher production costs and meet future demands.

BMW CEO says EU must reconsider 2035 emissions-free car mandate to reduce reliance on Chinese EV batteries.

The EU's ban on combustion engines by 2035 could shrink the European automotive industry, warns BMW's CEO.

The Entry/Exit System for British travellers will use biometrics to ease border processes but has faced delays.

DUP intends to use the Stormont Brake to halt EU rules on chemical packaging and labeling in Northern Ireland, needing support from the Ulster Unionist Party.

Apple's geoblocking practices in the EU may violate consumer protection laws and could lead to significant penalties.

The European Commission has called on Apple to eliminate geo-blocking practices across its services in the EU.

Apple is enhancing user control and app management features in response to EU regulations.

Apple argues that interoperability with competitors could threaten user security and privacy, countering the EU's push for increased device compatibility.

The EU is investigating Apple for potential geo-blocking violations affecting customer access and payment options across different EU countries.

The European Commission mandates Apple to cease geoblocking practices to ensure equal access to services across the EU. Consumer choice is paramount.

Digital product passports enhance transparency and sustainability in the manufacturing process of physical goods.

LAM'ON is innovating in bio-based, compostable packaging solutions, addressing growing demand for eco-friendly products in a rapidly expanding market.

Zerotude raised over €600,000 to develop an AI-driven platform that helps property owners meet new EU energy regulations.

EU is investigating TikTok for possible breaches of the Digital Services Act concerning election content and disinformation.

Accountability for online platforms during elections is emphasized by EU officials, especially regarding any foreign interference.

The European Commission suspects TikTok violated the Digital Services Act concerning election integrity during the Romanian presidential elections.

TikTok is under scrutiny by the EU over election-related risks and its management of political content.

Temu faces significant regulatory scrutiny from the EU over safety risks and deceptive practices, raising questions about its business ethics and product compliance.

The EU's new product safety regulation poses challenges for small exporters, emphasizing the need for clearer guidance and support.

Strengthening UK Government export support could help empower small firms in international trade.

Temu risks fines for breaching EU consumer-protection laws due to misleading practices and must adapt to regulatory scrutiny.

EU food labeling regulations need improvement to reduce consumer confusion and prevent misleading practices.

Bluesky struggles with EU regulations despite not qualifying as a Very Large Online Platform under the Digital Services Act due to user count limitations.

Bluesky is violating EU DSA regulations by not disclosing regional user numbers.

Penalties for non-compliance with DSA can reach up to 1% of global turnover.

Bluesky must specifically report EU user numbers despite a global count of 20 million.