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EU launches probe into Meta, Apple and Alphabet under sweeping new tech law

The European commission is investigating if Apple and Meta are providing enough options for users to change web browsers and avoid ads.
Meta's "pay or consent" model raises concerns that it may not offer a real alternative to users who do not consent, potentially leading to data accumulation.
The commission is focused on preventing gatekeepers from accumulating personal data through restrictive choices imposed on users.

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BBC News

EU opens investigations into Apple, Meta and Google

If they are found to have broken the rules, the firms could be fined up to 10% of their annual turnover.

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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The Guardian

EU investigates Apple, Meta and Google owner Alphabet under new tech law

Technology groups face hefty fines if they are found guilty of breaching Digital Markets ActBusiness live – latest updatesApple, Google’s parent company and Meta are being investigated by the EU for potential breaches of the bloc’s new laws designed to police anti-competitive behaviour by big technology companies.The trio face significant fines if they are found guilty of breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA), a landmark piece of regulation th…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

EU to investigate Apple, Google, Meta for potential Digital Markets Act breaches

1 month ago·United Kingdom

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NDTV

EU To Probe Apple, Google, Meta For Potential Digital Markets Breach

EU antitrust regulators on Monday opened their first investigations under the Digital Markets Act into Apple, Alphabet's Google and Meta Platforms for potential breaches of the landmark EU tech rules.

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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Associated Press News

Apple, Google, Meta targeted under new European law meant to prevent cornering of digital markets

European Union regulators have opened investigations into Apple, Google and Meta, in the first cases under a sweeping new law designed to stop Big Tech companies from cornering digital markets

1 month ago·United States

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