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You think last year was big for data protection? Brace yourself for 2024 - Vimarsana News

You think last year was big for data protection? Brace yourself for 2024

Privacy legislation is set to mushroom with huge implications for Ireland

Yoti, GreenBadg expand age checks to free tier, adult site - Vimarsana News

Yoti, GreenBadg expand age checks to free tier, adult site

Global age verification companies such as Yoti and GreenBadg are answering the call for more age verification solutions.

Twitter: What Elon Musk must do if he really wants to protect free speech - Vimarsana News

Twitter: What Elon Musk must do if he really wants to protect free speech

"Twitter will still have to comply with numerous laws the company is subject to, both in the US and around the world. Musk's must place international human rights standards at their centre, or else Twitter will not deliver on the promises its new owner wants set in motion" - ARTICLE 19

Source: ifex.org
Twitter: What Elon Musk must do if he really wants to protect free speech - Vimarsana News

Twitter: What Elon Musk must do if he really wants to protect free speech

Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter and his promise to champion free speech will only be realised if international human rights standards are upheld.

The Digital Services Act – a saviour of the small business? - Vimarsana News

The Digital Services Act – a saviour of the small business?

With a settled deal for the Digital Services Act, there are some questions surfacing regarding its impact on local businesses that use social media apps such as Instagram to spread their reach to a broader audience. The Lëtzebuerger Journal spoke to business owners as well as to the National Commission for Data Protection to shed light on the situation.

Source: journal.lu