2026 Elections: TSE Begins Analyzing Rules for the Election; Internet Campaigns Will Be Discussed
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) in Brazil has begun discussions on the rules for the upcoming elections, focusing on various electoral themes including campaign regulations and ensuring voting rights for people with disabilities.
Do Poles want to restrict access to the internet? They responded in a survey
A recent survey indicates that 77% of Poles support a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, as the Education Minister emphasizes the need for stricter regulations.
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.
'Living Under Constant Threats': The Australian Trying to Remove Children From Social Networks
Julie Inman Grant, the director of Australia's eSafety Commission, faces constant death threats while tackling online safety issues, including misinformation and cyberbullying.
The Internet is not for children? Most Poles want new regulations
A recent survey shows that a significant majority of Poles support the implementation of regulations to restrict children's access to social media.
Russia Tried to Completely Block the WhatsApp App
Russia is attempting to fully block the WhatsApp messaging service, pushing users towards state-controlled internet solutions amidst stricter internet regulations.
Russia slows Telegram, pushes state-backed rival app
Russia has started throttling the Telegram messaging platform, encouraging citizens to use a domestic alternative amid legal requirements for data storage and compliance with government regulations.
Get an invoice in KSeF for the Prime Minister. Can it be done and is it worth it?
The article discusses the recent internet trend of obtaining invoices directed at the Prime Minister and government offices in protest of new tax regulations, while highlighting the viral response to a particular video about unusual purchases.
THE CODE HAS BEEN DROPPED ⟩ The auto industry races to extinguish Chinese code
The article discusses how modern vehicles incorporate various internet-connected devices often utilizing Chinese technology, and the urgency for automakers to demonstrate their ability to disentangle from Chinese supply chains amid new US regulations banning Chinese software in cloud-connected vehicle systems.
Telegram warns all its users against the new law for social networks: "Pedro Sánchez is promoting dangerous new regulations that threaten your freedoms"
Telegram's founder Pavel Durov has joined Elon Musk in criticizing Pedro Sánchez's proposed regulation banning social media access for those under 16, calling it a threat to internet freedoms.
EU has lost the internet – cyber security chief
Miguel De Bruycker, the director of the Centre for Cybersecurity Belgium, argues that the dominance of American technology firms makes it impossible for the EU to fully store data within its borders and criticizes EU regulations on artificial intelligence for stifling innovation.
Major changes for patients from 2026 aim to facilitate making appointments with doctors
Starting in 2026, new regulations will allow online registration for specialist consultations and tests through the Internet Patient Account (IKP) and the mobile app mojeIKP, with a pilot program running until the end of 2025.
Sanctions over "Censorship": For Silicon Valley – and Europe's Radical Right
The article discusses the transatlantic disagreement on the limits of freedom of speech, particularly concerning US internet companies and EU regulations, and how this issue is becoming a focal point in political disputes.