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New Competition Rules for Digital Platforms in Brazil

Brazil’s government is entering a new phase in regulating digital platforms, aiming to strengthen its competition laws against influential tech giants. The recent proposals to the country’s competition law emphasize the government’s commitment to fostering a fairer digital marketplace. The Ministry of Finance is driving this initiative, stressing that current legislation must evolve to address […]

EU to Invest €865 Million in Digital Infrastructure Expansion

The European Union has made a significant stride towards enhancing its digital capabilities with an investment of €865 million, designated for improving the continent’s digital infrastructure over the next four years. This initiative, part of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) Digital program, aims to address the pressing need for advanced connectivity and supports the EU’s […]

X Exempt from Gatekeeper Obligations in EU's Digital Markets Act

Elon Musk’s platform, X, formerly known as Twitter, will not be classified as a ‘gatekeeper’ under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA). This significant decision is expected to be confirmed by the European Commission in the impending week. The DMA represents a groundbreaking regulatory framework aimed at ensuring fair competition among major digital players […]

China's New Regulations on Network Data Security Management: What You Need to Know

On October 2, 2024, China announced new regulations aimed at enhancing network data security management, a move that marks a significant development in the country’s regulatory landscape. Scheduled to come into effect on January 1, 2025, these regulations not only reshape the legal framework governing data processing activities but also impose clearer expectations on organizations […]

Apple Faces Limited Claims in Data Privacy Case

A recent ruling has narrowed the scope of a significant data privacy lawsuit against Apple, which accused the tech giant of unlawfully collecting personal information from users of its iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch devices. The lawsuit centers on various Apple applications, including the App Store, Apple Music, and Apple TV. US District Judge Edward […]

Meta and Spotify Voice Concerns Over EU's AI Regulations

In a significant move that underscores the ongoing tensions between major tech companies and regulatory bodies, Meta and Spotify have openly challenged the European Union’s approach to data privacy and artificial intelligence (AI). Both companies, alongside a coalition of industry leaders, have expressed concerns regarding what they call inconsistent and fragmented regulatory practices that could […]

EU to Fine Meta Over Anti-Competitive Practices

The European Union (EU) is poised to impose a significant financial penalty on Meta, the parent company of Facebook, in light of serious allegations concerning anti-competitive behavior. The core of the issue lies with Meta’s strategy of linking its free Marketplace service directly with Facebook, a practice regulators claim unfairly disadvantages competitors in the classifieds […]

iPhone 16 Disappoints as Huawei Surges Ahead

In a recent turn of events in the competitive smartphone market, Apple’s iPhone 16 has failed to ignite the enthusiasm expected from its loyal fanbase. While Apple has long been synonymous with cutting-edge technology and user experience, its latest offering appears to be stumbling under the weight of high expectations and a notable lack of […]

iPhone 16 Faces Backlash in China Over AI Capabilities

Apple’s latest smartphone, the iPhone 16, has stirred up considerable criticism among Chinese consumers primarily due to its limited artificial intelligence (AI) features. This discontent highlights the growing competition Apple faces from domestic rivals, particularly Huawei, which is set to release its highly anticipated foldable smartphone soon. Upon its global launch, Apple emphasized various AI […]

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