The Cyber Resilience Act, designed to make connected devices more secure, is another example of Europe attempting to set the global standard
Ofcom to explore competition and consumer issues in digital markets
As services such as FaceTime, WhatsApp and Zoom have replaced voice calling and SMS, do these present new harms for consumers?
Facial recognition system declared unconstitutional in Buenos Aires
The decision could set an important precedent for the region, with other jurisdictions soon following suit
Promoting competition between cloud providers
Proposed amendments by the Netherlands to the EU’s Data Act could support interoperability, although some provisions could see lengthy negotiations
Social media platforms under the spotlight in Australia
With scams becoming more prevalent across multiple channels, protecting individuals from emotional and financial harm is high on the policy agenda
Court rules in FCC’s favour in 5.9GHz battle
Reallocating spectrum is necessary to meet rising broadband demands, but the regulator should also act to support investment and innovation in vehicle safety
China lifts the lid on recommendation algorithms
With new regulation in effect, local tech companies should expect greater scrutiny over how they harness users’ data to promote content and services
Tackling digital harms and enhancing online safety in New Zealand
Platforms should look to go beyond what the new code of practice expects, although this may not be enough to silence calls for stronger measures
Aiming for the sky: UK outlines vision for commercial drones
It underlines the need for regulation, particularly in the areas of security and safety, to support the drone industry to develop
A longer timeframe for global tax reforms
With US support for the OECD reforms hanging in the balance, some countries may be tempted to revive plans for their own digital taxes
