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02 Meta did not adequately assess the risks of its addictive design on the physical and mental wellbeing of users, including minors and vulnerable adults.

03 The Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed Google's final appeal against a €4.1 billion antitrust fine related to Android.

04 Google told the European Commission that pirate site blocking causes 'significant harm' and should not target DNS resolvers, VPNs or shared IPs.

05 Draft EU Guidelines clarify when AI systems are high-risk under the AI Act.

06 The Joint ESAs advice identifies AI governance as a priority area for digital finance regulation.

07 SAP will make it easier for customers to switch to rival service providers or end contracts, averting a possible EU antitrust fine after a September 2025 probe.

08 Google lost its legal challenge against the EU’s $4.7 billion Android antitrust fine.

09 Apple overhauled its Europe app store fees to resolve payments clash.

10 The European Commission approved €659 million in German state aid to support four first-of-a-kind chip facilities in Germany, saying they will strengthen EU autonomy.

11 ChatGPT and Roblox are designated as 'very large online platforms' under the EU Digital Services Act.

12 The European Commission claims that Google boosted its own apps and products to the top of search rankings to the detriment of its competitors.

13 Brussels gains AI Act enforcement powers.

14 Accenture has collaborated closely with the European Commission’s Directorate-General for International Partnerships (DG INTPA) to develop and expand a specialized AI assistant.

15 The European Union fined Google about $1 billion on Thursday for violating its digital competition law, finding the company improperly favored its own products in Google Search and limited developers from directing users to third-party app stores.

16 The European Commission has established the European AI Office to coordinate the implementation of the AI Act, support national supervisory authorities, and represent the Union in international AI discussions.

17 Google has been fined €2.7 billion by the European Commission under the Digital Markets Act for self-preferencing in search and Android.

18 The EU is weighing weaker climate rules for data centres.

19 Google may have outmaneuvered Apple by playing Brussels' regulatory game far more shrewdly.

20 The European Commission fined Google €1 billion for breaching the Digital Markets Act by requiring developers to use Google Play Billing and favoring Google Search in Android.

21 The European Commission approves the $55B acquisition of EA by a group of investors including Saudi Arabia's PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity.

22 The European Commission slapped Google with the record-breaking penalty on the grounds that it abused Android's mobile dominance.

23 The European Commission fined Google €890 million for violating the Digital Markets Act by restricting competition in search and app store markets.

24 Temu does not agree with the Commission's preliminary findings

25 The EU Commission has charged Temu with failing to cooperate during a December 2025 raid on its Dublin HQ as part of a probe into foreign subsidies.

26 The European Commission has published draft guidelines defining high-risk AI systems under the EU AI Act.

27 Instagram and Facebook's 'addictive' designs have put Meta in breach of the European Union's digital laws

28 Apple’s new App Store rules resolve its disagreements with the European Commission over business terms and alternative distribution.

29 European regulators fined Google 890 million euros ($1 billion) alleging the company gives preferential treatment to its own services.

30 The European Commission will propose a 'social media start date for minors' with gradual access by age after the summer break.

31 The EU forces Google to share search data and open Android to rival AI companies.

32 Apple’s new EU business terms resolve disputes with the EU following close collaboration with the European Commission.

33 The European Commission could propose new legislation within months requiring social media platforms to prove their services are not harmful before young people are allowed to use them.

34 The EC is set to propose new digital rules by year-end aimed at protecting consumers from online spending traps.

35 The European Union is considering banning social media for children.

36 The Action Plan integrates cybersecurity and AI policy to advance Europe’s digital sovereignty.

37 The EU AI Act’s compliance reality remains unchanged despite the timeline extension.

38 Apple lowered App Store fees in Europe to settle a dispute with the EU.

39 AliExpress didn't take effective measures to reduce the dissemination of illegal products.

40 CADA will shape Europe’s digital future.

41 The European Commission's analysis provides valuable insights into industry perspectives on AI definitions and prohibited practices.

42 The AI Act will help European AI companies thrive by fostering trust and enabling market access.

43 The EU appears to be shifting from outsized regulatory fines against Big Tech to technical DMA orders that force compliance, such as sharing search data.

44 The European Commission fines Google €890M under the DMA for illegally undercutting competition through its search dominance and Google Play developer rules

45 The European Commission can demand to inspect AI models, restrict market access and fine providers up to 15 million euros or 3% of turnover.

46 The Commission proposes a tech sovereignty package to strengthen Europe's digital autonomy and resilience.

47 ALTAI supports developers and deployers in assessing whether their AI systems comply with the requirements of the AI Act.

48 Safer and more transparent AI

49 SAP will clarify initial licensing terms and allow customers to choose different ERP support providers in response to a European Commission investigation.

50 The EU has rolled out a global AI watchdog as the landmark AI Act takes hold.