The 'Shitification' of the Internet: What Can We Do to Avoid Navigating in a Garbage Dump
The article discusses the deterioration of internet services, termed 'shitification', and criticizes the legislative environment in Europe that enables the proliferation of poor-quality online content.
Revealed the Scale of Dangerous Russian Actions: There May Be Spies Among Your Acquaintances
A Politico report highlights that European security services are now tasked with identifying unsuspecting civilians acting as spies for Russia, often recruited online.
The Competition Council has imposed a fine of 186,800 euros for the abuse of a dominant position in the online advertising market
The Latvian Competition Council has fined a company 186,800 euros for abusing its dominant position in the online advertisement services market.
Podcast: what changes in the online protection of children and adolescents with the Digital Child and Adolescent Statute
The Digital Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA Digital) took effect in Brazil, regulating online services for those under 18, with an official signing delayed for further review by President Lula.
The such reform of registration plates will come โ Traficom: "It will streamline everyday life"
Traficom is overhauling the vehicle registration plate ordering process, allowing for online requests under certain conditions.
Yle: Church services no longer streamed in Ylรถjรคrvi - fear of being seen in the image
The Ylรถjรคrvi parish has discontinued streaming church services online due to concerns over parishioners' privacy and the high costs associated with streaming.
The European Commission is concerned about the imminent expiration of a mechanism to combat the dissemination of child pornography images
The European Commission expresses concern over the upcoming expiration of a voluntary mechanism for detecting child pornography images on online platforms and messaging services.
Free DVLA service could see drivers avoid ยฃ1,000 fines
The DVLA is urging drivers to use its free online services to set reminders for vehicle tax renewals to avoid hefty fines.
Platforms must verify users' age starting this Tuesday; see how it will work
Starting Tuesday, social media and online services must implement age verification for users to better protect children and adolescents.
European companies ask the EU to fine Google for favoritism in search
European editors and tech firms are urging EU regulators to conclude their nearly two-year investigation into Google for allegedly favoring its own services in online searches.
Failure at mBank. The bank apologizes to customers for the inconvenience
mBank is experiencing issues with its mobile app and online services, leading to customer difficulties in logging in and making payments.
Russian demographer demands end to online divorces
A Russian demographer calls for the cessation of online divorce options, advocating for more rigorous processes to preserve family stability.
DWP benefits could face change under new digital ID plan
The UK Government's proposal for a national digital identity system aims to simplify how citizens access benefits and public services online.
Tax Returns: The Application for Legal Entities is Open โ Automatic Issuance of Fines, How Taxpayers Will Be Informed
Greece's tax authority has launched an online application for legal entities to submit their income tax returns for the year 2025, automating the fine issuance process for late submissions.
Savings Bank and OmaSp having problems
Savings Bank and Oma Savings Bank (OmaSp) are experiencing disruptions in their online banking services.
Problems at Sรครคstรถpankki and Oma SP
Sรครคstรถpankki and Oma Sรครคstรถpankki have reported issues with their online banking services affecting user logins.
Retail revenues of traders increased in January, with the highest contributions from postal services and online sales
Retail sales in the Czech Republic showed a significant increase in January, driven mainly by online sales and postal services according to the Czech Statistical Office.
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? โฉ Content creator Natalja Zjuzkova's package ended up in the wrong hands due to a courier's mistake: ideally, this is theft
Content creator Natalja Zjuzkova experienced a significant issue when her package was delivered to the wrong address because of a courier mistake, raising questions about delivery accountability.
Are there alternatives to American online services? Now a representative speaks
The reliability of American cloud services has raised concerns among Finns regarding the safety of their data, especially in light of Donald Trump's administration.
Disruption in OP
There is a technical disruption in OP's online and mobile services impacting customer access to savings accounts and payment platforms.
Malfunctions in OP Financial Group's online services
There was a disruption in OP Financial Group's online and mobile banking services on Tuesday evening, leading to a significant increase in outage reports.
Accused of being a 'den of pedocriminals', the online video game Roblox will have to account to the European Commission
Roblox, an online gaming platform criticized for its inadequate protections for young users, is facing potential regulation under the European Commission's Digital Services Act.
Vehicle transfer in Alagoas can be done 100% online; see how
The vehicle transfer process in Alagoas, Brazil, is now fully online, facilitating property transfers for nearly 7,000 users since its launch.
A more convenient way for Alytiลกkiai to pay for services
Residents of Alytus can now make online payments for various services through the new 'Mano Alytaus' self-service platform.
Rita Maestre denounces the dissemination of her home address online as a site for sexual services: 'They call in the middle of the night, drunk'
Rita Maestre, a prominent opposition leader in Madrid, has reported the online publication of her home address as a location for sexual services, leading to disturbing late-night phone calls.
The first cut of the new head of VZP: it will totally overhaul the network of branches. It will affect clients too
The new head of the General Health Insurance Company in Czechia, Ivan Duลกkov, plans to drastically reduce the number of regional branches from six to two, reflecting a shift towards online client services.
SSG.com: Leap to Online E-Mart... Strengthening Delivery, Fresh Food, and Membership Benefits
SSG.com aims to dominate the online grocery market by enhancing delivery services, fresh food quality, and membership benefits.
Health Insurance Association: "99.9 percent of citizens can reach a pharmacy within 15 minutes"
The Health Insurance Association argues that pharmacy access remains robust in Germany, contrary to claims of a crisis by pharmacists.
Operational Disruptions at the Tax Agency - No Forecast Available
Sweden's Tax Agency is experiencing operational disruptions affecting several of its online services, with no estimated time for resolution provided.
TSE of DF regularizes electoral titles at the Rodoviรกria do Plano Piloto until March 14; see dates
The Regional Electoral Court of the Federal District (TRE-DF) is conducting services for electoral title regularization at the Rodoviรกria do Plano Piloto until March 14, offering both in-person and online options.
Disruption at Nordea
Nordea is experiencing a significant outage affecting online banking services, making accounts and transfers inaccessible.
Problems with Nordea's banking services
Nordea is experiencing issues with its banking services, affecting online services, money transfers, and mobile banking.
Live: New alert system renews calls for action on disaster roaming services
Independent MP Helen Haines is advocating for the implementation of disaster roaming services following the launch of a new emergency messaging system by the federal government.
Tax-filing season kicks off today. Hereโs what to know
Canada's tax-filing season begins today, with a strong emphasis on digital services and a new online chatbot to assist taxpayers.
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.
Being hunted at home, thousands of rupees taken without order
A new scam utilizes Cash on Delivery services to trick victims into paying for unordered parcels delivered to their homes or workplaces.
Nationwide tells customers to look out for this message over account changes
Nationwide Building Society has informed customers to be alert for updates regarding changes to their online services, specifically about transaction notifications.
NHS doctor explains way to 'avoid the 8am scramble' for calling up GP
An NHS doctor shares a method to avoid the early morning rush for GP calls by using online services through the NHS App.
What is a UPS and why use it to avoid internet loss?
A UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) is recommended to prevent internet outages during power failures, ensuring continued access to online services and protection for electronic devices.
Now booking for Baba Mahakalโs 'Sandhya' and 'Shayan' Aarti will be available from home
Devotees can now book slots for the evening and night Aarti at Shri Mahakaleshwar Temple online to improve convenience and transparency.
Reuters: The United States is planning an online service through which Europeans could access banned material
The U.S. State Department is developing an online platform that would allow people in Europe and elsewhere to view content banned by their governments, according to Reuters.
The new minister's thesis: He examined the experience of three people from an online mass
The new minister's thesis investigates how three individuals experience online mass services.
EU investigates Shein over sale of child-like sex dolls and weapons
The European Union is formally investigating Shein for potentially failing to restrict the sale of illegal products and protect users under the Digital Services Act.
The European Union will investigate Shein for illegal products and addictive design
The European Union has launched a formal investigation into Shein, a Chinese online retailer, over illegal product sales and concerns about addictive site design.
Brussels investigates Shein for addictive design and allowing the sale of sex dolls and weapons in the EU
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.
EU investigates Shein for selling illegal products and addictive design
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 under investigation over alleged illegal products and 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 Commission opens an investigation into Shein โ concerns raised by child-like sex dolls
The EU has launched an investigation into the Chinese online retailer Shein, triggered by concerns over the sale of child-like sex dolls.
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.
Digital Services Act: EU Commission investigates online retailer Shein
The EU Commission is investigating the online retailer Shein over allegations of marketing illegal products, including child-like sex dolls.