Compliance

Social media company Meta (earlier Facebook) does not know where all of its user data goes or what it does with it, according to a leaked internal document seen by Motherboard.

Recurring fine related to an antitrust order that requires Apple to open its App Store to alternative payment options for dating apps

The complaint focuses on Microsoft's licensing operations

ICANN requested to top-level domains associated with Russia, while Russian Namecheap customers told to find a new home for their domains

Meta, Google, Netflix and Twitter are taking steps to curtail the reach of Russian state media outlets

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Allowing users to sideload would open the doors for scammers and malware, it argues

The regulator says it will examine whether alleged duopoly is stifling competition in the market