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WhatsApp will temporarily stop sharing data with parent company Facebook until it can comply with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulations, This comes after an investigation by the UK’s Information CommissionerR...
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We have long been following the saga of Microsoft’s ongoing 2013 data jurisdiction case, with Microsoft today in the US Supreme Court fighting a data request by the DoJ for information held in Ireland on their servers on a ...
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3 months
Qualcomm, who is currently under siege by Apple being accused of anti-competitive practices around 4G patents and who is the subject of a hostile takeover bid by Broadcom has just suffered another blow after the EU fined them $1.2...
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We reported a few days ago that major European trade organizations also weighed in on Microsoft’s side in a long-running 2013 data jurisdiction case, with Microsoft is currently in the US Supreme Court fighting a data reque...
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Microsoft is currently embroiled in a long-running 2013 data jurisdiction case, with Microsoft is currently in the US Supreme Court fighting a data request by the DoJ for information held in Ireland on their servers on an Irish re...
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5 months
Microsoft is currently in the US Supreme Court fighting a data request by the DoJ for information held in Ireland on their servers on an Irish resident. The DoJ has argued that since Microsoft controls the servers they could easil...
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7 months
After energetically opposing EU antitrust actions Google has recently appeared to capitulate and has started to work to address the European Commission’s antitrust authority’s concern with the solutions they have deman...
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8 months
Microsoft was a much-chastened company after being very nearly broken up by American anti-trust regulators in early 2000, with much of its hyper-competitive edge being blunted by close supervision by resident lawyers. It seems Goo...
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10 months
Google, who has a search monopoly in Europe, was recently fined a record 2.4 billion euro ($2.7 billion) for unfairly favouring their own shopping search product over natural search results, but Reuters reports that that record ma...
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10 months
The US Government has continued its dogged attempts to get Microsoft to turn over data held on their servers overseas, despite an 8 judge panel earlier this year finding in favour of Microsoft’s assertion that the US Governm...
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Update: In a statement to MSPU, a Microsoft spokesperson stated that the company actually approached Kaspersky for a meeting to discuss and better understand Kaspersky’s complaints — but that meeting never actually to...
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12 months
Soon mobile users travelling to other countries in the EU will be able to call, text or use the internet without paying any extra charges after the European Council voted to impose caps on how much carriers can charge each other t...