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Update: The EU Parliament has voted against the controversial reform which will now be reopened to debates. A 318-278 majority of MEPs in the...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressed legislators at the European Parliament in an hour and a half long discussion. The event which was followed closely...
WhatsApp has finally begun offering users the option to download their own account information and settings. The new feature does not include messages and...
Uber will present its arguments about being a digital service, as opposed to a transportation service, in the European Court of Justice tomorrow, reports...
Google has criticized the European Council’s proposal that asks content sharing platforms like YouTube, Dailymotion ‘to deploy a kind of automated filtering technology’ to...
Robots that run on autonomous code or are powered by Artificial Intelligence could be governed by a “special legal status”, the European Union (EU)...
The European Union antitrust commission has concluded that Google has abused its dominant position by imposing restrictions on Android device makers, reports ArsTechnica. The...
The French data protection authority the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL) has issued Facebook with a formal notice to comply with...
Facebook has agreed to stop tracking Belgian visitors who do not have Facebook accounts, after the company was threatened with a fine of 250,000...
India is ripe for a legal action that challenges mass surveillance of personal user data: not just that within the country, but also the...
