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Meta and Snap are the latest tech firms to get formal requests for information (RFI) from the European Commission about the steps they're taking to Meta and Snap are the latest tech firms to get formal requests for information from the European Commission about the steps they're taking to safeguard minors on their platforms in line with requirements set out in the bloc's Digital Services Act.

Mainstream social media platforms could face limits on their ability to take down independent journalism that violates their terms and conditions under a proposal agreed by European Union lawmakers yesterday. In a vote Tuesday, the European parliament set its negotiating position for upcoming talks with the Council on the bloc's draft Media Freedom Act -- taking aim at what MEPs called "arbitrary decisions by big platforms". The text adopted by MEPs expands on the European Commission's original proposal by setting out a requirement for larger platforms (so called very lar...

European Commission says Twitter has chosen 'confrontation' by pulling out of agreement that will become law in August

European Commission says Twitter has chosen 'confrontation' by pulling out of agreement that will become law in August

So really, that's not a good enough excuse. many sub—postmasters have had their convictions overturned and have been promised compensation. but for victims like baljit, this document is a traumatic reminder of the way they were treated. peter reddick, bbc news. twitter has pulled out of the european union's voluntary code to fight disinformation, the eu's internal market commissioner, thierry breton, announced the news on the platform. breton tweeted: he added that fighting disinformation will remain a legal obligation under the digital services act, a law which obliges firms to do more to t...