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TikTok owner ByteDance could face fines of up to 6 per cent of its global turnover if TikTok is found guilty of breaching the Digital Services Act.

Japan could soon require Third-Party App Stores for both Apple and Google devices. Japan could soon force both Apple and Google, as well as other similar companies, to allow third-party application stores on its devices, as per 9to5mac, citing Nikkei Asia as its source.

The European Union has opened its first-ever investigation under the Digital Services Act against Elon Musk-owned social media behemoth X, formerly Twitter, for alleged violations of the law.

EU has sent formal requests for information to Meta and Snap regarding their safety measure for minors.

The EU has opened investigations into the safety measures implemented by YouTube and TikTok to protect minors.

The EU has cautioned Google parent Alphabet regarding potential concerns of illegal content and disinformation on its YouTube platform.

MIRI, Aug 8 — Malaysia should not be regarded as a high risk country in terms of deforestation and it would be unfair for the European Union (EU) to put the country as the...

TikTok launched a range of new feature for its users in Europe to comply with the Digital Services Act

EU's DSA list will require 19 online platforms to report algorithmic risks. Among these platforms are Facebook, Google, Twitter, and Amazon.

The European Unions Digital Services Act seeks to penalize companies that do not comply with its rules that include "significant" reinforcement of content moderation.