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EU names 19 large tech platforms that must follow Europe’s new Internet rules

4 pointsby kieranmaineabout 2 years ago

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sylwareabout 2 years ago
Now noscript&#x2F;basic (x)html interop and other simple but able to good enough job, and that stable in time, protocols.<p>The big must interop with the small: this is 101 regulation.
raxxorraxorabout 2 years ago
&gt; analyse their specific risks, and put in place mitigation measures—for instance, to address the spread of disinformation and inauthentic use of their service<p>Basically the EU enforces and requires what many service already do.<p>&gt; Several requirements are designed to let outside auditors and researchers verify a company&#x27;s compliance<p>&quot;Auditors&quot;, &quot;researchers&quot;, ...<p>Google is already become a propaganda platform for certain topics. Especially in context of Covid &quot;free information&quot; has been severely fortified. And no, it isn&#x27;t the alleged misinformation of some crazy people that is prominent here. We see plain state level propaganda. This has made search extremely unrealiable. Even tangentially related topics are severely impacted by this. Even if you search for different health topics, you get some newspaper article nobody should even play with a click for. This even results in further problems, because this already does impact research and nobody will be more informed about anything.<p>This is policy by the children and for the children.