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EU ends 'wild west' of Big Tech - Vimarsana News

EU ends 'wild west' of Big Tech

The European Union adopted new rules, known as the Digital Markets Act, that promises to stop Big Tech from abusing its market powers.

Mass surveillance and attack on encryption: Civil society protests against EU chat control plans - Vimarsana News

Mass surveillance and attack on encryption: Civil society protests against EU chat control plans

35 civil society organisations, including European Digital Rights (EDRi), the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), the German Bar Association and the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ), are raising the alarms on legislation the EU Commission is to present on 30 March. Similar to Apple’s highly controversial “SpyPhone” scheme, the EU Commission intends to oblige all providers […]

Eu stories at Techdirt. - Vimarsana News

Eu stories at Techdirt.

Posts about eu written by Mike Masnick, paul.keller, Glyn Moody, Dark Helmet, Karl Bode, and julian.jaursch

EU: Research into biometric technologies must be transparent - Vimarsana News

EU: Research into biometric technologies must be transparent

Journalism communities support Patrick Breyer’s appeal to gain access to documents held by the European Commission regarding a controversial emotion recognition technology project known as iBorder Ctrl.

Biometric mass surveillance: New study warns of Chinese surveillancemethods in Europe - Vimarsana News

Biometric mass surveillance: New study warns of Chinese surveillancemethods in Europe

Tomorrow, 4 February, the Greens/European Free Alliance Group in the European Parliament will present a new study on the impact of mass biometric surveillance, such as facial recognition software, on human rights in Europe. Citing alarming cases from France, the UK and Romania, the study clearly shows the risks and dangers of these technologies. It […]