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Politiken has achieved recognition at the European Newspaper Awards by winning 30 new awards, highlighting its digital design efforts.

Politiken has received 30 new awards from the European Newspaper Awards, highlighting its digital and print design achievements.

The article discusses how social media designs, rather than a lack of self-control among youth, are the primary challenge in managing excessive screen time.

This article discusses the increasing need for digital authentication and the consequent privacy challenges that individuals face in the interconnected digital environment.

A new high-definition L-shaped digital LED screen has been installed in Vilnius for unique advertising solutions.

This article discusses how to effectively use ChatGPT to plan and organize travel itineraries efficiently.

The EU has initiated a formal investigation into Shein for potential violations of the Digital Services Act, following past controversies related to product safety.

The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Shein, a Chinese online retailer, over illegal product sales and concerns about addictive site design.

The European Commission is formally investigating the Chinese platform Shein for its addictive design and the online sale of illegal products in the EU, including child-like sex dolls and weapons.

The European Union has launched a formal investigation into the Chinese online retailer Shein for selling illegal products and concerns over potentially addictive design.

Shein is being investigated by EU regulators for not sufficiently preventing the sale of illegal products and for its potentially addictive online shopping design.

The EU has launched an official investigation into the Chinese e-commerce platform Shein, focusing on its alleged sale of illegal products and concerns about its potentially addictive design.

The European Commission has initiated a formal investigation into Shein regarding addictive design practices, lack of transparency, and the sale of illegal products including child-like sex dolls.

Brussels has launched an investigation into Shein under the Digital Services Act regarding the platform's measures to limit the sale of illegal products in the EU.

The European Union has threatened TikTok with financial penalties over allegations that its design encourages addiction, particularly among children and adolescents.

The EU warns that TikTok's design poses risks to children's physical and mental development, demanding major changes under the Digital Services Act, while a teacher in Erfurt is sentenced to over four years in prison for sexual abuse.

The EU Commission has announced that TikTok must alter its 'addictive design' to avoid significant fines for violating digital service regulations.

The European Union stated that TikTok must change its 'addictive design' or face heavy fines under the bloc's digital content rules, provoking a strong reaction from the Chinese-owned platform.

The European Commission has announced preliminary findings indicating that TikTok's design fosters addiction, potentially violating European digital law, which could significantly alter the platform's structure in Europe.

The European Commission has stated that TikTok's design features, which include infinite scrolling and personalized recommendations, contribute to social media addiction, particularly affecting the developing minds of children and adolescents.

The European Commission preliminarily estimates that TikTok violates the Digital Services Act (DSA) due to its addictive design features, particularly affecting children and vulnerable adults.

The EU has warned TikTok to modify its potentially addictive design or face severe penalties, following a probe that revealed non-compliance with digital content regulations.

The European Commission has launched an investigation against TikTok, finding its design aimed at generating addiction illegal under the European Digital Services Act.

The European Commission is pushing for changes to TikTok, citing the platform's addictive design that harms the physical and mental health of users, especially children and vulnerable adults.

The EU Commission has deemed TikTok's app design dangerous and acknowledges addiction risks, stating that the platform must comply with EU laws requiring major changes.

The EU Commission accuses TikTok of fundamental violations of European law, claiming that its design is addictive and jeopardizes the physical and mental development of millions of children.

The European Commission has targeted TikTok, stating that the app's addictive design violates the European Digital Services Act and does not adequately protect users, according to preliminary findings.

The European Commission has preliminarily found that the Chinese social media platform TikTok's addictive design violates the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA).

The European Union has accused TikTok of violating digital rules by employing 'addictive design' features, such as autoplay and infinite scrolling, sparking a preliminary investigation into the app's operational model.

Brussels has accused TikTok of violating digital services law by not addressing the addictive nature of its design, which it claims is harmful to children.

The European Commission's investigation revealed that TikTok's design is deemed 'addictive' and violates EU digital laws, potentially resulting in a fine of up to 6% of ByteDance's global revenue.

TikTok may be required to alter its design to reduce user addiction after the European Commission determined it violated the Digital Services Act.

The European Commission has warned TikTok to modify its design deemed 'addictive' or face significant penalties following a two-year investigation into violations of the EU's Digital Services Act.

The EU has instructed TikTok to modify its 'addictive design' or face substantial fines, citing breaches of digital content regulations aimed at protecting young users.

The EU Commission is urging TikTok to alter its addictive design, which promotes a 'rabbit hole' effect that conflicts with EU digital regulations, prompting a strong rebuttal from TikTok.

The EU Commission finds TikTok's addictive design and 'rabbit hole effect' violate EU digital regulations, particularly the Digital Services Act, amid concerns over its features like endless scrolling and personalized recommendations.

The EU Commission preliminarily concludes that TikTok's design, including features like endless scrolling and personalized recommendations, violates EU digital regulations, potentially harming users' physical and mental health, especially children and vulnerable individuals.

Members of the European Parliament are struggling to reach a compromise on the digital euro's design, jeopardizing the entire legislative process due to fundamental disagreements.