We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK -
We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK@EUCommission why not simply promote de-googled mobile phone OSes like @e_mydata or @GrapheneOS ? On phones running on these it's pretty easy to use whatever third-party service you like to. And it's the choice done by the device owners, not any company at all.
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBKStill waiting to see US Tech getting thrown out of the single market...
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK@EUCommission When will I get special treatment that costs tax payers countless millions just to comply with the law?
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@EUCommission why not simply promote de-googled mobile phone OSes like @e_mydata or @GrapheneOS ? On phones running on these it's pretty easy to use whatever third-party service you like to. And it's the choice done by the device owners, not any company at all.
@BlackWolf @EUCommission @e_mydata @GrapheneOS Fully agree. In addition to that, forbid Google's use of remote attestation to lock people into the Google Android ecosystem.
Google's proprietary remote attestation makes it impossible to run certain apps (like some banking apps) on alternatives like /e/OS and GrapheneOS.
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK@EUCommission So, not to regulate them and protect creators from them, then. Sigh. These hacks are not the future. Making world-destroying theft more competitive is like fiddling while Rome burns.
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK@EUCommission
The first set of proceedings is not protecting EU citizens from the harm of AI looking into their private data but merely asks Google to share those data with third parties.The second set of proceedings is also not protecting EU citizens from Google collecting their personal data, but merely asks Google to share such data, albeit "anonymized". Does Google get to keep the id'ed data for themselves?
And, after all, why are WE paying for Google's compliance with the law?
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We have opened proceedings to help Google comply with the Digital Markets Act.
Our goal is to make sure third-party AI and search providers can compete fairly on Android and in search results.
By ensuring equal access to technical features and search data, we can have more innovation and better choices for smartphone users.
The next era of tech should be open to everyone, not just the largest players.
For a fair digital playing field in Europe: https://link.europa.eu/KgXfBK@EUCommission Is Google really short of legal consultants and engineers, that they need the help of the EC?
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Valentine (@valent6228.bsky.social)
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> An unconscious naked man lying on a table being attacked by little demons armed with surgical instruments (1912) - Richard Tennant Cooper
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@martinus
Trošku mi pán připomíná Laurela a Hardyho.
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can't relate!! a pun's just a phonemic metaphor, which is a sound basis for wordplay
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@Uilebheist The sad thing is, he'll probably attach it to racism in some way.
The reasons for the downturn of leprosy in Europe a couple of centuries ago — well before the development of penicillin — are stil debated by the sort of scientists who study this stuff, but one of the leading hypotheses is, some sort of gene allele conferring relative immunity may, after the centuries of ravage killed enough suspectible Europeans, have grown dominant enough to severely curb the bacterium's infection rate. But there's still populations around who don't seem to have such an allele — a number of them famously exploited by a certain Teresa (not her biological name) — , and many of them happen to look sufficiently different from the garden variety racist to cause immense phobia in the latter.
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@martinus but the cat came back, the very next day... https://youtu.be/FJl_4IsQJ2g?si=SqAjcD2h9VA1g6CT
