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Collaborative Efforts of Google, Meta, and Qualcomm Fostering Open Digital Ecosystem Advancement in the European Continent.

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Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has teamed up with Meta, Qualcomm, and 7 other technology companies to establish a coalition called CODE (Coalition for Open Digital Ecosystems). Their main...

Instagram and Facebook Messenger prepare to discontinue cross-app DM functionality

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Facebook Messenger and Instagram have been able to send DMs across apps since 2020. At that time, Facebook (which is now called Meta) stated that this was done to provide...

Microsoft complies with European law and has the ability to remove the Edge and Bing apps from Windows.

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Microsoft has announced adjustments to Windows 11 in compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) of the European Economic Area (EEA). Here are the key points: All Windows applications can...

Google Presents EU with an Elaborate Interpretation of iMessage, Penetrating the Vast Platform Landscape, Demanding Seamless Integration with Rivals.

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Financial Times has reported that several major European telecom companies, such as Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, and Orange, have written letters to the European Commission requesting an investigation into whether...

The Diversified Safari Saga: Apple Unveils Tripartite Iterations Spanning iPhone, iPad, and macOS within the European Commission’s Grasp

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According to the Digital Markets Act (DMA) recently passed by the European Commission, large technology companies with dominant platforms, known as Gatekeepers, are required to open up their platforms for...

Unlocking the European Market: Gatekeeper Forces 6 Tech Companies to Open their Systems

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The European Commission has announced six companies that fall under the gatekeeper status, including Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, ByteDance, Meta, and Microsoft. Moving forward, these six companies have a six-month period...