Elon Musk Faces EU Scrutiny Over Digital Services Act Compliance
Discover the ongoing feud between Elon Musk and the European Union (EU) over compliance with the Digital Services Act (DSA). Learn about Musk's controversial comments and the potential consequences for non-compliance. Find out how the EU is monitoring illegal content and disinformation on X and the measures they can take to enforce compliance. Explore the clash between Musk's free speech ideals and the EU's determination to regulate digital platforms. This battle has far-reaching implications for both parties and the future of platform regulation.
Meta’s Controversial Binary Choice to Users Violates EU Digital Markets Act
"European Commission investigates Meta's controversial binary choice violating Digital Markets Act (DMA) | Findings highlight non-compliance with data protection and consumer rules | EU aims to level the competitive playing field in terms of data | Meta urged to provide non-binary, privacy-safe choice | Investigation ongoing with 12-month timeline for completion."
Meta intensifies its strategies to counter disinformation before pivotal EU elections
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is ramping up its efforts to combat disinformation ahead of the EU elections. With new initiatives like an Election Operations Center and expanded fact-checking partnerships, Meta aims to curb the spread of misinformation. However, experts question the effectiveness of these measures, especially in detecting deepfakes. As technology advances, the battle against disinformation becomes more complex, highlighting the need for continual improvement and collaboration to protect democracy and ensure fair elections.