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02/22/2024

Apple breaks iPhone web apps in the EU on purpose

Apple disables PWAs in EU due to Digital Markets Act compliance, affecting few but impacting developers.

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02/21/2024

The EU wants to criminalize AI-generated deepfakes

EU is taking steps to address the growing concern of cyber-violence, with a focus on protecting women and domestic violence victims from new forms of digital abuse.

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02/21/2024

Digital Services Act: New Standards for Online Businesses

EU’s Digital Services Act enforces new e-commerce rules, targeting platform compliance and minors’ protection.

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02/21/2024

EU Data Act entered into force

EU’s Data Act fosters fair data use and innovation, enabling user control and market competitiveness.

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02/15/2024

Welcome to EU Digital Law!

I am excited to launch this platform where we can delve into the fascinating world of digital law within the European Union.