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The European Union has welcomed Apple's commitment to revise its developer terms and allow alternative app distribution channels following a €500 million fine for violating digital market rules.
The European Union is deploying enhanced oversight mechanisms to police artificial intelligence use, demanding transparency through digital watermarks and expanded monitoring of AI firms as its landmark AI Act takes effect.
The European Commission has alleged that Temu obstructed an EU investigation into whether the Chinese e-commerce platform received foreign subsidies that could distort European markets, following an unannounced inspection in Ireland.
The European Commission is set to classify ChatGPT and Roblox as 'very large online platforms' under its Digital Services Act, subjecting them to enhanced content moderation and transparency requirements after exceeding 45 million monthly users in the EU.
Google faces a wave of damages lawsuits from European competitors following its first Digital Markets Act conviction and €1 billion fine. Price comparison sites and specialised search firms are filing claims potentially totalling billions.
The European Commission has found that TikTok inadequately protects children, allowing public profiles accessible to non-users and algorithmic promotion of teen content. The platform faces potential fines of up to 6% of annual turnover.
The EU fined Google US$1bil for leveraging its search dominance to unfairly promote its own services, sparking fresh trans-Atlantic trade tensions as the Trump administration threatens retaliatory tariffs.
The European Commission has charged TikTok with violating EU online safety laws, citing design features that leave children vulnerable to predators and cyberbullying. The platform could face fines up to 6% of global turnover.
The European Commission has launched enforcement action against TikTok over inadequate child safety measures, warning the platform risks fines of up to 6% of global turnover for exposing minors' accounts and content.
The European Union has imposed a record €550 million fine on AliExpress for inadequately addressing sales of counterfeit and dangerous products. The penalty marks the third major enforcement under the Digital Services Act targeting large online marketplaces.
Five European industry groups have petitioned EU antitrust regulators to impose immediate interim measures against U.S. chipmaker Broadcom, citing aggressive pricing and exclusionary conduct affecting cloud service providers across the continent.
The European Commission has accused Meta of using addictive design features on Instagram and Facebook that harm minors, threatening fines up to €12 billion if the company fails to comply with demanded changes.
The European Union's mechanism for voluntary reporting of child sexual abuse material expired in April, as lawmakers remain divided over whether encrypted messaging services should be exempt from detection requirements.
European Union regulators have charged Meta Platforms with violating digital services rules, demanding the company disable addictive features on Instagram and Facebook or face fines up to 6% of global turnover.