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EU Court Rules VPN Providers Not Liable When Users Bypass Geoblocks
A tool is a tool, and there is no appeal.
President Karol Nawrocki Vetoes Poland’s EU Digital Services Act Enforcement Bill, Citing Censorship Concerns
By blocking the bill, Nawrocki pits constitutional freedom against Brussels’ regulatory reach.
EU Revives Plan for Year-Long Data Retention Across Digital Services, Including Encrypted Apps
A rewrite of Europe’s privacy rules could turn every click, call, and login into a year-long entry in a government ledger.
Meta Defends Charging Users for Privacy
Critics argue the proposal violates users’ rights to consent and data privacy.
EU Court Orders Google to Remove “Manifestly Inaccurate” Information
The result of an ongoing legal battle.
EU Court Says Internet Upload Filters Don’t Violate Free Speech
Controversial ruling.
Google Hit With Amended Antitrust Complaint From States
Updated with new information.
The EU Hasn’t Given Up on Using the Pretense of “Copyright Infringement” as a Censorship Tool
“Earmark” is the new buzzword to watch out for.
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.
