Instagram calls for EU-wide teen protection rules
Parents favour app store-level protections over in-app controls, says Instagram-backed survey.
OpenOP: ETSI’s open-source platform for 6G
The group should address critical challenges in next-generation network development by fostering collaboration across telecom operators, cloud providers, and AI developers through a neutral, vendor-agnostic environment.
The Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications updates VHCN guidelines to reflect 5G and Network Advances
BEREC is revising its guidelines for classifying Very High Capacity Networks (VHCNs), updating criteria for both fixed and mobile networks, particularly 5G.
The Association of Telecommunications Companies of Nigeria calls for unified regulation and telecom reform
ATCON urges unified regulation to tackle overlapping policies, boost local talent, and protect infrastructure for a stronger Nigerian telecom sector.
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reverses course on data privacy and digital payment oversight
While proponents believe this will benefit the financial industry and promote innovation, critics express concern over the potential risks to consumer rights and data privacy.
EURODIG 2025 concludes in Strasbourg
The event brought together diverse stakeholders to shape the future of digital governance with a focus on inclusivity, emerging technologies, and multilateral cooperation.
Meta faces legal risk over AI training as noyb issues cease and desist letter
At the heart of the case is a fundamental question: should companies ask for permission before using personal data, or should they be allowed to take it by default?
US Copyright Office avoids clear decision on AI and fair use
A new report stops short of declaring AI training with copyrighted content fair use, sparking frustration among both tech firms and creators.
UK artists urge PM to shield creative work from AI exploitation
As the battle over AI and copyright intensifies, Britain’s most celebrated artists are drawing a line to protect the future of human creativity.
EU prolongs sanctions for cyberattackers until 2026
This framework allows the EU to impose targeted restrictive measures on persons or entities involved in cyber-attacks which cause a significant impact.
