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Court ruling: Facebook Messenger continues to be considered a dominant internet service
Court ruling: Facebook Messenger continues to be considered a dominant internet service

Court ruling: Facebook Messenger continues to be considered a dominant internet service

Facebook Messenger remains a dominant internet service, facing stricter Digital Markets Act (DMA) rules after a court ruling. Meta's appeal against its gatekeeper status was largely rejected by the EU court.

June 3, 2026 at 13:40
netzpolitik.org
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Proposal for the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)
Proposal for the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)

Proposal for the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA)

The European Commission proposes the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) to boost the EU's cloud and AI ecosystem. The act aims to strengthen investment, infrastructure, and autonomy by supporting R&D and accelerating data centre deployment.

June 3, 2026 at 11:02
European Commission Digital Strategy
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Commission proposes tech sovereignty package to strengthen Europe's digital autonomy and resilience
Commission proposes tech sovereignty package to strengthen Europe's digital autonomy and resilience

Commission proposes tech sovereignty package to strengthen Europe's digital autonomy and resilience

European Commission launches a tech sovereignty package to boost autonomy in semiconductors, AI, and cloud technologies. The proposals aim to reduce dependency on non-EU suppliers and foster digital resilience for businesses and citizens.

June 3, 2026 at 11:01
European Commission Digital Strategy
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Nordic Media Giant Schibsted switches to “Pay or Okay” – complaint filed!
Nordic Media Giant Schibsted switches to “Pay or Okay” – complaint filed!

Nordic Media Giant Schibsted switches to “Pay or Okay” – complaint filed!

Norwegian Consumer Council and noyb file complaint against Schibsted's "Pay or Okay" system. The news giant's practice forces users to pay for privacy, setting a dangerous precedent in the Nordics.

June 3, 2026 at 07:00
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Online Advertising: When Surveillance Capitalism and the Surveillance State Grow Together
Online Advertising: When Surveillance Capitalism and the Surveillance State Grow Together

Online Advertising: When Surveillance Capitalism and the Surveillance State Grow Together

The German police are using data from the online advertising industry for covert surveillance. This practice, revealed through an IFG investigation, involves accessing granular location data from mobile phones via data brokers.

June 2, 2026 at 05:01
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