EU Commission Investigates Chinese Online Giant Temu
The probe involves alleged violations of EU safety standards as well as ‘addictive’ marketing policies.
The probe involves alleged violations of EU safety standards as well as ‘addictive’ marketing policies.
The EU Commission tried to save face by saying Thierry Breton’s letter to X’s Musk was unauthorized.
The billionaire was defiant over the warning from EU “digital enforcer” Thierry Breton.
The Chinese app’s ‘reward program’ incentivizing screen time will never be rolled out in Europe.
The tech giant took umbrage at regulations that would require interoperability with rival platforms.
The app is accused of hosting paid political ads in violation of EU regulations, despite claiming not to.
Belgian officials have previously been highly critical of the messaging platform.
Investigations of X for alleged non-compliance in moderating “harmful” content demonstrate increasing authoritarianism.
Dublin EU hate speech monitor led by far-left firm and ‘antifascist’ spokesman.
February 17th is D-Day for the censorious Digital Services Act, but insiders say that Brussels is ill-prepared to handle the caseload.
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