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  1. ICYMI: Google loses fight to strip 90%+ of unique queries from EU rivals' data: Rival engines and AI chatbots get daily records, NUTS 3 location and 5-year access at cost-based prices. What does the full text show about Alphabet's campaign? ppc.land/google-loses-fight-to #Google #EURegulations #DataPrivacy #AIChatbots #SearchEngines

  2. EU Enforces Cyber Resilience Act with 24-Hour Vulnerability Reporting Rule

    The EU's Cyber Resilience Act is now in effect, requiring manufacturers to report actively exploited vulnerabilities to cybersecurity authorities within 24 hours of discovery, no matter where they're based. This new rule creates a sense of urgency, pushing companies to act fast and share critical info…

    osintsights.com/eu-enforces-cy

    #CyberResilienceAct #EuRegulations #VulnerabilityDisclosure #24hourReporting #EmergingThreats

  3. Google loses fight to strip 90%+ of unique queries from EU rivals' data: Rival engines and AI chatbots get daily records, NUTS 3 location and 5-year access at cost-based prices. What does the full text show about Alphabet's campaign? ppc.land/google-loses-fight-to #Google #EURegulations #DataPrivacy #AI #SearchEngines

  4. Hidden AliExpress audio tracking: Scripts run on the homepage before any login, and blocking them leaves the site working. That weakens the strictly necessary exemption. Who is liable in the EU? ppc.land/hidden-aliexpress-aud #Privacy #DataProtection #EURegulations #CyberSecurity #OnlineShopping

  5. 🍏📉 Oh, what a surprise! Tech giants #Apple and #Meta treated EU regulations like suggestions from their parents, and now they're #grounded with hefty #fines. 🙄 Maybe next time they'll read the terms and conditions... or not. 😂
    ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/appl #TechGiants #EURegulations #TermsAndConditions #HackerNews #ngated

  6. Meta's Costly Mistake Europe Slaps $106 Million Fine for Password in plaintext
    Meta, formerly known as Facebook, has landed itself in hot water once again, this time in Europe. The tech giant has been hit with a whopping $106 million fine for a major blunder – storing passwords in plaintext.
    #MetaMistake #GDPR #DataPrivacy #CyberSecurity #PasswordProtection #EURegulations #TechNews #DigitalSecurity #PrivacyBreach #SocialMediaIssues #FineForNegligence #news #tech #meta
    cloudhosting.evostrix.eu/metas