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The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says all network and non-network operators must resolve any problematic complaint...

Worried that there have been data privacy breaches by online banks, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has promised to launch an investigation into their activities

A look at some of the key features of the legal and regulatory framework governing the media sector in Italy, including broadcast licensing requirements, ownership restrictions, advertising regulations and more.

A look at the key features of the regulatory framework for the telecoms sector in Italy, including licensing regimes, spectrum use, universal service obligations, data protection and much more.

Both Apple and Samsung have been fined in Brazil for not including power adapters in the box with their flagship phones; both face many more fines in the country.

A JUDGE in Brazil recently ruled for Apple to compensate a customer $1 000 (about R15 500) for selling an iPhone without a charger.

A judge has ruled in favour of a Brazilian customer who recently made a purchase of an iPhone device without a charger.

Last year, a Brazil court fined Apple a whopping $2 million for not complying with the country’s consumer laws and disrespecting Brazilian customers.

Apple was fined the equivalent of $1,081 in Brazil for selling a consumer an iPhone without including the power adapter in the box.

Apple says the decision to remove the charger from the iPhone 12 saves it 2 million metric tons of carbon emissions annually, around 10% of Apple's annual footprint.