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EU Court Rules Private Details of Users Can Be Handed Over to Those Who Make Copyright Claims
The EU seems to have a habit of siding with companies over individuals when it comes to copyright.
Private and Encrypted Email Providers
Society has become even more dependent on online communications such as email and messaging services and email is of the most important aspects of our online life because it’s the address that links most of our accounts; it’s what we use to get logins and collect receipts. Access to our email
Belgian Psychologist Loses License to Practice After Racy Online Posts
The board says she discredited the profession.
The EU Wants to Give Itself Greater Powers to Punish Tech Companies That Don’t Censor Enough
The EU wants to score tech companies on how promptly they take down users’ posts.
Belgium’s Health Minister Caught Picking Boogers Out of Her Nose Live on Zoom
While Maggie De Block won’t be the first to get caught doing something bad on Zoom this week, you would expect a public health minister to know better – especially during a pandemic.
Coronavirus Is Driving People Into the Arms of Big Tech
Tech giants are growing as other businesses struggle.
Wave of Facebook User Decline Spreads Across Europe
This follows reports from other countries suggesting the same.
Articles 11 and 13 Lose Support From Key Member States Days Before Final EU Council Vote
Sweden and Estonia are signaling that they will vote against Articles 11 and 13 of the EU Copyright Directive in the final Council vote.
