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Although voluntary, breaking the Code after signing up to it risks an even heavier fine than breaching GDPR rules.

Such proposals have already been rejected by governments, lawmakers, and regulators across the world, they argue

Apple insists that adopting the same charging standard would hamper innovation

The Government new Data Reform Bill must not risk disrupting data flows between the UK and the EU, says BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT.

Under proposed rules, tech firms could be asked to detect both new and previously identified child sexual abuse material by breaking encryption if necessary

The European Union has agreed the final form of the Digital Services Act, placing unprecedented restrictions on online content.

Members of the European Parliament overwhelmingly backed a proposal this week that would force consumer electronics makers to include a USB-C connector on all devices sold in Europe.

The company says corporation tax is based on profits, not revenues, and last year it made a loss

Spyware developed by an Israeli security company was used to target several high-ranking EU officials last year.

Action by publishers comes as British antitrust regulator says it has agreed to Google's amended assurances that its cookie-killing Privacy Sandbox project will not shut other adtech businesses out of the market