France is preparing to replace Windows across its government, marking a major move toward EU- and Linux-based alternatives and greater control over its digital infrastructure.
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The European Commission has launched a formal investigation into Snapchat under the Digital Services Act (DSA), citing concerns over child safety, grooming, and the sale of illegal products.
Citing privacy and security concerns, the European Parliament has banned government employees from using AI features on their work devices.
The US claims these individuals are responsible for the censorship of protected speech in the United States.
Are you fed up of not getting a map result when you search for an address or location in Google? Here is how you can restore it in the EU.
The worst detail from the EU's Chat Control proposals is gone, but there are still several threats. Here are the top five.
Europe has proposed a new digital package that would ease privacy protections under its GDPR and AI laws.
The EU is looking at turning its guidance on "high-risk" telecom vendors into binding rules that would push member states to phase out Huawei and ZTE over security concerns.
Meta and TikTok may need to make some alterations to be compliant with the Digital Services Act of the European Union after criticism from the Commission.
Countries will be heading to Vietnam this weekend to sign a landmark cybercrime pact that will speed up response times and aid for victims.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has criticized Europe's Chat Control regulation, which potentially allows governments to spy on phones.
Google has joined Apple's call for a 'reset' of the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA), saying that it actually hurts consumers.
Nine major European banks are joining forces to launch a euro-backed stablecoin, aiming to create a regulated, fast, and low-cost digital payment solution that supports 24/7 cross-border transactions.
The EU is probing three U.S. tech firms and one European company regarding how well they protect users against online scams.
The FTC chairman says that U.S. technology companies should not yield to regulatory pressure from the EU and the UK.
The European Union's in-development age verification app has attracted criticism over plans to use a Google API that would harm competition.
While EU eyes are on August to implement its controversial AI Act, tech companies have asked for a delay as they still don't know how to comply.
Meta has said it would like the EU to introduce a Digital Majority Age where parents get to control what apps kids install, policed at the OS or app store level.
Meta has decided to appeal a fine from the European Commission saying that the ruling was unlawful and harms businesses.
Google and Sparkasse plan to roll out Europe's first wallet‑based age verification to safeguard privacy.
EU users have been seeing a string of wins lately, especially when it comes to tech regulation. Now, reports suggest that WhatsApp users in the EU won't be seeing ads in the app this year.
The European Commission has announced two big actions against AliExpress. It has got the Chinese firm to make several legally binding agreements and it has found the firm broke its rules.
Microsoft has launched a cybersecurity enhancement program for European countries to help them repel AI-powered attacks.
Fortnite is no longer coming to the U.S. App Store, and it has also been removed from the Epic Games Store and other marketplaces in the EU.
Google is now facing at least €12 billion in civil damage claims from European price comparison websites, following a 2017 EU antitrust ruling.
The European Commission has fined Apple and Meta €500 million and €200 million, respectively, for violating the Digital Markets Act.
iOS 18.4 is coming soon, but users in the European Union are still not getting some of the system's best features.
Google is currently appealing a record €4.3 billion ($4.5 billion) antitrust fine imposed by the European Union, arguing that the penalty has negatively impacted its ability to innovate and compete.
Europan consumer watchdog BEUC has urged regulators to investigate Meta's updated ad-free subscription rolled out in the EU last year.
The EU General Court has fined the European Commission for a "serious breach" of GDPR, which requires strict protection of personal data transferred outside the EU.
Apple has criticized Meta's numerous interoperability requests citing user privacy and security risks.
As the deadline for the USB-C law in the EU comes into effect, Apple will stop selling the iPhone SE third-gen and iPhone 14 series in the region.
The European Commission is investigating Corning's alleged anti-competitive practices and exclusive supply agreements with OEMs.
EU Commission has announced that it has formally commenced the assessment of iPadOS for interoperability with third-party headphones and smart pens.
Following the DMA antitrust legislation in the EU, Apple now lets EU users delete the App Store and install the one they like.
Apple is expanding its DMA-compliant browser choice screen to iPadOS 18.2 and introducing design improvements based on developer feedback.
The UK Government has begin a consultation into whether USB-C should be made a common charging standard.
Elon Musk's platform X will not be classified as a "gatekeeper" under the European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA).
The EU Commission has issued requests for information to YouTube, Snapchat and TikTok on how their recommendation algorithms work and how they mitigate potential risks under the new DSA.
The Irish Data Protection Commission fined Meta €91 million for storing passwords in plain text that were accessible to thousands of Meta employees.
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