Dominance of Platforms: Everything is Getting Worse - and It's No Coincidence
A German article discusses the phenomenon of 'enshittification' in the digital world, highlighting how products and services are deteriorating even as technology advances.
This is Fantastic: What changes on social media with the Digital ECA and what parents can expect from the law
The Digital ECA, Brazil's first specific law protecting children and adolescents online, has come into effect, establishing serious obligations for social media platforms to safeguard minors.
Brazil also sets limits on the presence of adolescents on social networks
Brazil has implemented a new law that limits the online presence of adolescents under 16 years of age, requiring parental supervision of their online activities.
Digital ECA: Agency discourages facial recognition and limits data use in age verification
The Brazilian Agency for Data Protection is proposing strict guidelines for online age verification, advocating caution with biometric methods and preferences for systems that confirm users are over 18 without revealing their identity.
Digital Work Card: Which Sectors It Is Expanding To
The Greek Minister of Labor announced the expansion of the digital work card to new sectors, increasing protections for workers.
ECA Digital: a long road ahead
The implementation of law 15.211/25, known as ECA Digital, marks a significant step in protecting children and adolescents in the digital environment.
What changes in your life and that of your children with the Digital ECA - and what is still unknown
Brazil has implemented the Digital ECA, a new legislation aimed at protecting children and adolescents in digital environments.
Two operating systems announce exit from Brazil and 'blame' ECA Digital; understand what is at stake
Two independent operating systems have announced their withdrawal from Brazil, citing compliance issues with the new Digital Statute for Children and Adolescents (ECA Digital).
Lula signs decrees regulating Digital ECA; see main points
President Luiz Inรกcio Lula da Silva has signed three decrees to implement the Digital Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) in Brazil, aimed at enhancing protections for minors online.
VIDEOS: Journal Anhanguera 1st Edition Regions of Wednesday, March 18, 2026
The article covers news on several incidents in Brazil, including a police investigation, U.S. Federal Reserve interest rates, new regulations on digital rights, and violent crimes in Rio de Janeiro.
Digital ECA consolidates a new framework for youth protection in Brazil
Brazil has established the ECA Digital, a new law aimed at protecting children and adolescents in the online environment.
Nav criticized for lack of digital access for representatives
Nav has been criticized for not allowing parents and guardians to access digital solutions on behalf of others.
Digital ECA, the Statute of Children and Adolescents that establishes new rules for minors' access to the internet, comes into effect
Brazil has implemented new regulations aimed at protecting children and adolescents online through the Digital ECA law.
Government cancels ceremony for signing decree that regulates Digital ECA
The Lula government canceled the ceremony to sign three decrees, including one that would regulate the Digital ECA aimed at protecting children and adolescents online.
Alana Institute launches book on the creation of the Digital ECA
The Alana Institute is releasing a book detailing the creation of Brazil's Digital Child and Adolescent Statute, coinciding with the new regulations governing minors' access to social networks.
Building Factor: Pilot Operation of the Digital Land Bank
The Digital Land Bank has begun pilot operations in Greece, allowing property owners to transfer their building rights to other properties.
Lula Signs Decree on Internet Content Prohibited for Children
Brazilian President Luiz Inรกcio Lula da Silva will sign decrees that establish regulations under the Digital Child and Adolescent Statute to restrict access to harmful content online for minors.
Digital ECA comes into effect this Tuesday (17); see what changes for platforms and users
Brazil's Digital ECA establishes new regulations for protecting minors online, requiring technology companies to implement age verification and content protection measures.
Court suspends Telegram group sharing women's photos without consent
A Brazilian court has ordered the immediate suspension of a Telegram group that was sharing photos of women without their consent, involving around 900 members.
Russia begins to block popular messaging app
Russian authorities have started blocking the instant messaging platform Telegram, with users reporting significant access issues.
US$2.68 billion at stake: lawsuit against Sony for abuse of dominant position with the PlayStation online store
A lawsuit in London accuses Sony of overcharging British PlayStation players for almost a decade by monopolizing the digital game sales market.
FG pledges to strengthen cybersecurity, protect Nigeriansโ digital rights
The Nigerian Federal Government is committed to enhancing cybersecurity and safeguarding the digital rights of its citizens through the development of various policy frameworks.
Is the Internet and GPS not working? Is a 'digital gulag' emerging in Russia?
Russia is experiencing extensive internet outages attributed to strict censorship and the introduction of 'white lists' of allowed websites, causing significant disruptions in Moscow and other regions.
โRecreatingโ with AI Help โ This is Violence Against Women
The article discusses the issue of women's rights violations in the digital space, particularly focusing on the illegal transformation and public distribution of images using artificial intelligence.
The shutdown of mobile internet caused chaos in Moscow
Nearly two weeks of mobile internet outages have complicated daily life in Moscow and caused significant economic damage to businesses.
Apply for the Google Fellowship and build your career in this field, you will get this much stipend
Google has opened applications for the Summer Public Policy Fellowship 2026, offering opportunities for students to work with various organizations in the fields of internet policy and digital rights, along with a stipend.
Young people are invited to participate in the digital innovation competition "Create. Respect. Know!"
The article invites young individuals to take part in a digital innovation competition that emphasizes intellectual property rights in the modern digital landscape.
Ebersberg District Court: Intimate Photos of Ex Shared
A man was fined โฌ1200 for sharing intimate photos of his ex-girlfriend with her new partner due to a violation of her personal rights.
Citlalli Hernรกndez criticizes X, Elon Musk's platform, for not agreeing to protect women: 'It publishes violence'
Citlalli Hernรกndez criticized Elon Musk's platform X for not joining a government agreement to combat digital violence against women in Mexico.
The photo was not mine, the work neither... but the face was
The article discusses issues related to the unauthorized use of personal images generated by artificial intelligence, highlighting concerns about digital rights and identity in the context of social media.
PagBank will name the Faria Lima Metro station in Sรฃo Paulo
The Faria Lima Metro station in Sรฃo Paulo has been renamed Faria Lima PagBank following a naming rights agreement with the digital bank PagBank.
New medical documents will be included in the e-health system
Latvia plans to integrate new digital medical documents into its e-health system to improve accessibility and resource efficiency in healthcare.
The violence of AI that strips women
The article discusses how artificial intelligence can violate women's dignity by creating sexualized images from non-explicit photos without consent.
Eleonora Meleti. The โundressingโ of women by artificial intelligence โ a new form of sexual violence
The article discusses the emergence of artificial intelligence technologies that can digitally undress women using just a simple photo, leading to unprecedented levels of sexual objectification without consent.
Rwanda: Senators Urge Ankle Monitors, Digital Tools to Cut Prison Congestion
Rwandan Senators are advocating for the use of ankle monitors and other digital tools to alleviate overcrowding in prisons, which has recently decreased occupancy rates but remains a concern.
Your boss will no longer be able to call you outside of your working hours: Deputies approve the right to digital disconnection
The Mexican Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved the recognition of the right to digital disconnection, ensuring workers do not have to respond to work communications outside their working hours.
Get to know new tools for women's protection in RS, which include 'panic button' and map of accessible services
Authorities in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, are introducing new tools to combat violence against women, including a digital map of available services and a panic button system.
Digital price tags are coming and could change how much groceries cost
Digital price tags are replacing traditional paper labels in retail environments, enabling dynamic pricing that can affect grocery costs for consumers.
Kekin visits schools in the style of Pernar: After online criticism โ she deleted everything
MP Ivana Kekin spoke to students about digital safety only to delete photos of the event following backlash.
'Pay with your privacy': Fears over OpenAI's move to insert ads in chatbot
OpenAI is trialling the inclusion of advertisements in its ChatGPT chatbot in the US, raising privacy concerns among users and digital rights activists.
Social media restrictions for children are getting closer. KO reveals the cards
The Polish government is set to implement age restrictions on social media access for children under 15, shifting the responsibility to digital platforms.
โDigital public shamingโ: Chinese AI tools under fire for pornographic deepfakes
Chinese AI tools, particularly those developed by ByteDance, are criticized for facilitating the spread of non-consensual sexual deepfakes, raising serious concerns regarding women's rights and safety.
Investigation into riders, opposition against the government: 'Enough with starvation wages'
Opposition parties in Italy are criticizing the government for failing to regulate the digital platform job sector, highlighting exploitation cases like those of Glovo and Deliveroo.
'No more hidden charges...', RBI orders banks to remove misleading tricks from apps
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has mandated banks to eliminate misleading practices from their apps to enhance transparency in digital banking by 2026.
The Kremlin attacks Telegram: The messaging app creator is accused of aiding terrorism
Russian authorities are investigating Pavel Durov, the founder of the messaging app Telegram, for alleged terrorism-related charges, indicative of the regime's desire to control or block the platform altogether.
From video games to the European Commission: the battle for digital rights in the 21st century begins
The Stop Killing Games platform has presented over 1.3 million signatures in Brussels, urging the EU to legislate against the shutdown of online video games, igniting a broader debate on digital content rights.
Up to five years in prison for forwarding intimate photos
New legislation in Czechia introduces penalties of up to five years in prison for the unauthorized sharing of intimate photographs.
How communication wiretaps violate privacy
Illegal wiretapping in Nigeria threatens citizens' privacy rights, particularly in a digital landscape.
Project 'Freedom.gov': The Next US Attack on Europe
The Trump administration's 'freedom.gov' project aims to create a platform that circumvents European digital laws, which critics argue poses a threat to democracy and fundamental rights.
"Freedom is Coming". Freedom.gov Ignites Controversy
The upcoming launch of the U.S. government's website Freedom.gov has sparked concerns in Europe regarding its implications for freedom of expression.