Big rules changing from March 1st, affecting everything from train tickets to LPG to UPI, impacting your wallet
Several key rules will change from March 1, 2026, including regulations regarding LPG prices, train tickets, and SIM card binding, having a direct impact on people's monthly expenditures.
Some people 'legally can't travel' without new digital permission - are you impacted?
Heathrow Airport has announced that travelers must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) starting February 25, which is legally required for entry into the UK.
Trump launches operation against Europe โ strict orders to digital diplomats
The Trump administration has instructed U.S. diplomats to lobby against data sovereignty laws that could hinder global data flows.
RBI Bans Hidden Charges: Alert for Banks, Know...
The RBI has ordered banks to remove dark patterns from mobile apps and websites by July 2026, focusing on issues like hidden charges and misleading notifications to enhance transparency in digital banking.
Congress approves transforming the agency responsible for children's internet regulations into a regulatory agency
The Brazilian Senate approved a provisional measure to convert the National Data Protection Authority (ANPD) into a regulatory agency that will oversee the Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents.
Is this really the end of mCitizen? The Deputy Minister of Digitalization explains
The Polish government's proposal to amend the digital identification law raises concerns over the future of the mCitizen app, indicating a need for a new identity portfolio system compliant with EU regulations.
X Network Appeals Against 120 Million Euro Fine. It Received It for Violating Content Rules
Social network X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, has appealed a 120 million euro fine imposed by the European Commission for violating digital content regulations.
More than 130 tourist apartments, closed according to the Valencia City Council, continue to be advertised on digital platforms
Despite being officially closed by the Valencia City Council, over 130 tourist apartments are still listed on online platforms like Airbnb and Booking.
The social network X has appealed the European fine of 120 million euros
The social network X, formerly known as Twitter, has appealed a 120 million euros fine imposed by the European Union for multiple violations of the Digital Services Act regulations.
AADE: Checks for tax evasion, black money - Who is being investigated
The AADE has targeted significant tax evasion cases and black money for audits in 2026, employing advanced algorithms and digital tools.
"freedom.gov": USA allegedly plans portal to circumvent EU digital laws
The USA is reportedly planning to launch an online portal called 'freedom.gov' to help users circumvent EU digital regulations.
Macron defends EU AI rules and vows crackdown on child โdigital abuseโ
French President Emmanuel Macron has defended Europe's AI regulations, emphasizing the need for stronger protections against child exploitation in digital spaces.
Publishers report fraudulent advertisements to the EU
Publishers in Sweden have reported fraudulent advertisements on Facebook to the EU Commission, claiming they violate regulations under the Digital Services Act.
Electronic Invoicing: New Dates for the Start of Mandatory Implementation
The start dates for the mandatory implementation of electronic invoicing in Greece have been postponed to assist businesses in complying on time.
EU Investigates Shein for Sale of Child-Like Sex Dolls
The EU has launched an investigation into the online platform Shein for allegedly selling child-like sex dolls, as part of a broader examination of its compliance with regulations regarding illegal products.
European pressures to dismantle the monopoly of 'Meta' and 'Apple' on artificial intelligence services
The European Union is intensifying efforts to break the monopolistic hold of Meta and Apple on artificial intelligence services amidst a broader confrontation over tech regulations.
Can India Break the Big-Tech Monopoly on Artificial Intelligence?
India is hosting the fourth summit on artificial intelligence in New Delhi, aiming to shift the digital power dynamics globally and reduce the traditional monopoly held by the US, China, and Japan in shaping the regulations of this vital sector.
Social Media Ban: The SPD Steals the Show from the CDU
The SPD has outpaced the CDU in addressing the debate on social media bans, signaling a shift in political sentiments around digital regulations in Germany.
After Girls' Alarm About Vinted: Minister Wants Stricter Requirements on Digital Platforms
28 girls have recounted various sexual messages and harassment encountered while selling used clothing on the secondhand platform Vinted, prompting calls for stricter regulations from Sweden's equality minister.
Streaming takes ground from radio; industry demands fair regulation
The National Chamber of Broadcasting and Television Industry in Mexico demands fair regulations for digital streaming platforms due to their unregulated competition against traditional radio.
The state is preparing a new whip for fictitious entrepreneurs. It will affect digital platforms
Slovak authorities are set to introduce new regulations aimed at tackling fictitious entrepreneurs and ensuring fair compensation on digital platforms.
NRW Minister of Media Plans: Limits on the Opinion Power of Digital Companies
The NRW Minister of Media is proposing new regulations to limit the opinion power of digital corporations in Germany, as the current media concentration laws are outdated.
Strict rules on fake AI videos
India is implementing stringent regulations on the creation and distribution of fake AI-generated videos.
AI-generated videos will no longer be spared, government introduces strict rules, fake content will be removed in 3 hours
The Indian government has announced stringent new rules for content generated by artificial intelligence, requiring clear labeling of such content on social media platforms and digital companies.
Europe Raises the Age for Using Social Media to 15 with Strict Regulations
European governments are taking significant measures to raise the minimum age for social media use to 15, highlighting concerns over mental health among minors.
New Definition of Personal Data and Artificial Intelligence: What is the New Digital Omnibus?
The European Union has introduced the 'Digital Omnibus' legislative package to streamline and unify digital regulations affecting EU citizens and businesses.
Workers told to prepare now for HMRC income tax change due in April
Financial experts are advising UK workers to prepare for significant changes to income tax regulations coming into effect in April.
The future of LNG shipping in a changing landscape
Panos Mitrou of Lloydโs Register discussed the future of LNG shipping at the LNG2026 exhibition in Qatar, highlighting challenges like regulatory compliance, operational sustainability, digital technology use, and talent attraction.
EU wants TikTok to change addictive design
The EU Commission has announced that TikTok must alter its 'addictive design' to avoid significant fines for violating digital service regulations.
Change โaddictiveโ design, EU tells TikTok
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.
European Union accuses TikTok of 'addictive design' and demands changes to protect users
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.
EU tells TikTok to change 'addictive' design
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.
EU Commission on TikTok's Violation of EU Rules: - Alarming
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.
EU Commission: TikTok violates EU rules
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.
EU Commission demands TikTok change its 'rabbit hole' design: โ Alarming
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.
Six Issues in the House of Representatives Election: Asking Six Experts About Work Style, Prices, and Digitalization
As Japan's House of Representatives election approaches on the 8th, experts discuss key issues including labor regulations, cost of living, and digital transformation.
Minors and Social Networks
France's National Assembly approved a law restricting digital platform access for minors under 15, highlighting the need for similar regulations globally, including discussions in Ecuador and Australia's pioneering legislation.
Social Media: Spain Joins Countries That Tighten Rules to Protect Minors from Risks
Spain has implemented a policy that restricts access to social media platforms for minors under 16, joining other countries in tightening regulations to ensure a safer digital environment for young users.
New rules to combat fraud via PIX come into force; learn how money will be tracked and returned to victims
New regulations for the PIX payment system, effective from October 2, aim to combat digital fraud by enabling the tracking and return of stolen funds to victims.
Popular lawsuit filed: Constitutional Court must review store closing law
A group of plaintiffs, including union leaders, has submitted a popular lawsuit demanding the Bavarian Constitutional Court to review the state's store closing law, particularly targeting the regulations concerning digital small supermarkets.
EU Regulation Harms Research: Reading Educates โ Even AI
The article discusses the detrimental effects of EU regulations on top research for AI training, questioning the rationale behind protecting outdated frameworks.
Taxi stop against Uber. Fight with +Europe
Taxi drivers across Italy held a strike protesting against unfair competition from Uber, demanding clearer regulations for digital platforms and the enforcement of existing laws.
Poland like Australia? KO deputies want a digital prohibition for children
Polish deputy Roman Giertych proposes new regulations to prohibit social media platforms from providing services to children under 15, following Australia's example.
European telecommunications giants urge Ribera to facilitate mergers
Top executives from major European telecommunications companies met in Brussels urging the European Commission Vice President Teresa Ribera to ease regulations for mergers ahead of the new Digital Networks law.
Grok Undresses Women and Children. Will President Nawrocki Veto Digital Regulations?
The article discusses Grok, created by Elon Musk's company, which allows users to generate sexual content, and the call from 132 experts to Marta Nawrocka to support legislation aimed at protecting children online, with the looming threat of a veto from Karol Nawrocki.
The digital driver's license is being introduced: Here's what else the EU directive brings
Croatia is preparing to align with a new European Union directive introducing digital driver's licenses and stricter regulations for young and senior drivers.
myProperty: What changes in real estate contracts from January 5, how the new digital process works
From January 5, 2026, real estate contracts in Greece will undergo changes submitted digitally through the myPROPERTY platform, streamlining the process for tax declarations.
EU changes rules for driving licenses. What awaits drivers in Croatia?
The new EU directive introduces significant changes to driving license regulations that will affect all drivers in Croatia, including digital licenses, new validity periods, stricter rules for young drivers, and more frequent medical checks for those over 65.
EU changes rules for driving licenses. Here are the changes awaiting drivers in Croatia
The EU's new directive introduces significant changes to the driving license system that will impact all drivers in Croatia, including the introduction of digital licenses and stricter rules for young drivers.