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LONDON, United Kingdom — Concerns are rising that some social media companies may opt to bypass the UK market altogether, driven by apprehensions regarding compliance with the Online Safety Act, according to a legal expert. As new online safety regulations begin to take effect, companies will be required to implement measures to protect users from harmful content, or face severe repercussions, including hefty fines or potentially being blocked in extreme instances. The UK’s media regulator, Ofcom, will oversee these initiatives. In the context of intensifying scrutiny, officials from previous US administrations have expressed opposition to … Read more
Brussels, Belgium – Europe has witnessed the launch of the first pornography application for iPhones, a development spurred by the new European Union antitrust legislation aimed at promoting digital competition and breaking down barriers created by tech giants. The new app, referred to as Sinful Puzzle, marks a significant shift in how adult content can be accessed through Apple’s tightly controlled App Store system. Historically, Apple has maintained strict policies that prohibit any explicit content from inhabiting its App Store, promoting a family-friendly environment. However, the introduction of the EU’s Digital Markets Act has paved … Read more