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Big changes for Apple, Google and other tech giants: Europe맥스카지노s sweeping law goes into effect

Big changes for Apple, Google and other tech giants: Europe맥스카지노s sweeping law goes into effect
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Big changes for Apple, Google and other tech giants: Europe맥스카지노s sweeping law goes into effect
Europeans scrolling their phones and computers this week will get new choices for default browsers and search engines, where to download iPhone apps and how their personal online data is used.They're part of changes required under the Digital Markets Act, a set of European Union regulations that six tech companies classed as 맥스카지노gatekeepers맥스카지노 맥스카지노 Amazon, Apple, Google parent Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and TikTok owner ByteDance 맥스카지노 will have to start following by midnight Wednesday.The DMA is the latest in a series of regulations that Europe has passed as a global leader in reining in the dominance of large tech companies. Tech giants have responded 맥스카지노 sometimes reluctantly 맥스카지노 by changing some of their long-held ways of doing business, such as Apple allowing people to install smartphone apps outside of its App Store.The new rules have broad but vague goals of making digital markets 맥스카지노fairer맥스카지노 and 맥스카지노more contestable." They are kicking in as efforts around the world to crack down on the tech industry are picking up pace.Here's a look at how the Digital Markets Act will work:What companies have to follow the rules?Some 22 services, from operating systems to messenger apps and social media platforms, will be in the DMA's crosshairs.They include Google services like Maps, YouTube, the Chrome browser and Android operating system, plus Amazon's Marketplace and Apple's Safari Browser and iOS.Meta's Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are included as well as Microsoft's Windows and LinkedIn.The companies face the threat of hefty fines worth up to 20% of their annual global revenue for repeated violations 맥스카지노 which could amount to billions of dollars 맥스카지노 or even a breakup of their businesses for 맥스카지노systematic infringements.맥스카지노What effect will the rules have globally?The Digital Markets Act is a fresh milestone for the 27-nation European Union in its longstanding role as a worldwide trendsetter in clamping down on the tech industry.The bloc has previously hit Google with whopping fines in antitrust cases, rolled out tough rules to clean up social media and is bringing in world-first artificial intelligence regulations.Now, places like Japan, Britain, Mexico, South Korea, Australia, Brazil and India are drawing up their own versions of DMA-like rules aimed at preventing tech companies from dominating digital markets."We맥스카지노re seeing copycats around the world already," said Bill Echikson, senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis, a Washington-based think tank. The DMA 맥스카지노will become the defacto standard맥스카지노 for digital regulation in the democratic world, he said.Officials will be looking to Brussels for guidance, said Zach Meyers, assistant director at the Center for European Reform, a think tank in London.맥스카지노If it works, many Western countries will probably try to follow the DMA to avoid fragmentation and the risk of taking a different approach that fails,맥스카지노 he said.How will downloading apps change?In one of the biggest changes, Apple has said it will let European iPhone users download apps outside its App Store, which comes installed on its mobile devices.The company has long resisted such a move, with a big chunk of its revenue coming from the 30% fee it charges for payments 맥스카지노 such as for Disney+ subscriptions 맥스카지노 made through iOS apps. Apple has warned that 맥스카지노sideloading맥스카지노 apps will come with added security risks.Now, Apple is cutting those fees it collects from app developers in Europe that opt to stay within the company맥스카지노s payment-processing system. But it's adding a 50-euro cent fee for each iOS app installed through third-party app stores, which critics say will deter the many existing free apps 맥스카지노 whose developers currently don't pay any fee 맥스카지노 from jumping ship.맥스카지노Why would they possibly opt into a world where they have to pay a 50 cent per-user fee?맥스카지노 said Avery Gardiner, Spotify's global director of competition policy. 맥스카지노So those alternative app stores will never get traction, because they맥스카지노ll be missing this huge chunk of apps that would need to be there in order for customers to find the store attractive."맥스카지노That is utterly at odds with the very purpose of the DMA,맥스카지노 Gardiner added.Brussels will be closely scrutinizing whether tech companies are complying.EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager said this week that after 10 years on the job, 맥스카지노I have seen quite a number of antitrust cases and quite a lot of creativity built into how to work around the rules that we have."How will people get more options online?Consumers won't be forced into default choices for key services.Android users can pick which search engine to use by default, while iPhone users will get to choose which browser will be their go-to. Europeans will see choice screens on their devices. Microsoft, meanwhile, will stop forcing people to use its Edge browser.The idea is to stop people from being nudged into using Apple맥스카지노s Safari browser or Google맥스카지노s Search app. But smaller players still worry that they might end up worse off than before.Users might just stick with what they recognize because they don't know anything about the other options, said Christian Kroll, CEO of Berlin-based search engine Ecosia.Ecosia has been pushing for Apple and Google to include more information about rival services in the choice screens.맥스카지노If people don맥스카지노t know what the alternatives are, it맥스카지노s rather unlikely that many of them will select an alternative,맥스카지노 Kroll said. 맥스카지노I맥스카지노m a big fan of the DMA. I am not sure yet if it will have the results that we맥스카지노re hoping for.맥스카지노How will internet searches change?Some Google search results will show up differently, because the DMA bans companies from giving preference to their own services.So, for example, searches for hotels will now display an extra "carousel" of booking sites like Expedia. Meanwhile, the Google Flights button on the search result display will be removed and the site will be listed among the blue links on search result pages.Users also will have options to stop being profiled for targeted advertising based on their online activity.Google users are getting the choice to stop data from being shared across the company맥스카지노s services to help better target them with ads.Meta is allowing users to separate their Facebook and Instagram accounts so their personal information can't be combined for ad targeting.The DMA also requires messaging systems to be able to work with each other. Meta, which owns the only two chat apps that fall under the rules, is expected to come up with a proposal on how Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp users can exchange text messages, videos and images.

Europeans scrolling their phones and computers this week will get new choices for default browsers and search engines, where to download iPhone apps and how their personal online data is used.

They're part of changes required under the Digital Markets Act, a set of European Union regulations that six tech companies classed as 맥스카지노gatekeepers맥스카지노 맥스카지노 Amazon, Apple, Google parent Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft and TikTok owner ByteDance 맥스카지노 will have to start following by midnight Wednesday.

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The DMA is the latest in a series of regulations that Europe has passed as a global leader in reining in the dominance of large tech companies. Tech giants have responded 맥스카지노 sometimes reluctantly 맥스카지노 by changing some of their long-held ways of doing business, such as Apple allowing people to install smartphone apps outside of its App Store.

The new rules have broad but vague goals of making digital markets 맥스카지노fairer맥스카지노 and 맥스카지노more contestable." They are kicking in as efforts around the world to crack down on the tech industry are picking up pace.

Here's a look at how the Digital Markets Act will work:

What companies have to follow the rules?

Some 22 services, from operating systems to messenger apps and social media platforms, will be in the DMA's crosshairs.

They include Google services like Maps, YouTube, the Chrome browser and Android operating system, plus Amazon's Marketplace and Apple's Safari Browser and iOS.

Meta's Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp are included as well as Microsoft's Windows and LinkedIn.

The companies face the threat of hefty fines worth up to 20% of their annual global revenue for repeated violations 맥스카지노 which could amount to billions of dollars 맥스카지노 or even a breakup of their businesses for 맥스카지노systematic infringements.맥스카지노

What effect will the rules have globally?

The Digital Markets Act is a fresh milestone for the 27-nation European Union in its longstanding role as a worldwide trendsetter in clamping down on the tech industry.

The bloc has previously hit Google with whopping fines in antitrust cases, rolled out tough rules to clean up social media and is bringing in world-first artificial intelligence regulations.

Now, places like Japan, Britain, Mexico, South Korea, Australia, Brazil and India are drawing up their own versions of DMA-like rules aimed at preventing tech companies from dominating digital markets.

"We맥스카지노re seeing copycats around the world already," said Bill Echikson, senior fellow at the Center for European Policy Analysis, a Washington-based think tank. The DMA 맥스카지노will become the defacto standard맥스카지노 for digital regulation in the democratic world, he said.

Officials will be looking to Brussels for guidance, said Zach Meyers, assistant director at the Center for European Reform, a think tank in London.

맥스카지노If it works, many Western countries will probably try to follow the DMA to avoid fragmentation and the risk of taking a different approach that fails,맥스카지노 he said.

How will downloading apps change?

In one of the biggest changes, Apple has said it will let European iPhone users download apps outside its App Store, which comes installed on its mobile devices.

The company has long resisted such a move, with a big chunk of its revenue coming from the 30% fee it charges for payments 맥스카지노 such as for Disney+ subscriptions 맥스카지노 made through iOS apps. Apple has warned that 맥스카지노sideloading맥스카지노 apps will come with added security risks.

Now, Apple is cutting those fees it collects from app developers in Europe that opt to stay within the company맥스카지노s payment-processing system. But it's adding a 50-euro cent fee for each iOS app installed through third-party app stores, which critics say will deter the many existing free apps 맥스카지노 whose developers currently don't pay any fee 맥스카지노 from jumping ship.

맥스카지노Why would they possibly opt into a world where they have to pay a 50 cent per-user fee?맥스카지노 said Avery Gardiner, Spotify's global director of competition policy. 맥스카지노So those alternative app stores will never get traction, because they맥스카지노ll be missing this huge chunk of apps that would need to be there in order for customers to find the store attractive."

맥스카지노That is utterly at odds with the very purpose of the DMA,맥스카지노 Gardiner added.

Brussels will be closely scrutinizing whether tech companies are complying.

EU competition chief Margrethe Vestager said this week that after 10 years on the job, 맥스카지노I have seen quite a number of antitrust cases and quite a lot of creativity built into how to work around the rules that we have."

How will people get more options online?

Consumers won't be forced into default choices for key services.

Android users can pick which search engine to use by default, while iPhone users will get to choose which browser will be their go-to. Europeans will see choice screens on their devices. Microsoft, meanwhile, will stop forcing people to use its Edge browser.

The idea is to stop people from being nudged into using Apple맥스카지노s Safari browser or Google맥스카지노s Search app. But smaller players still worry that they might end up worse off than before.

Users might just stick with what they recognize because they don't know anything about the other options, said Christian Kroll, CEO of Berlin-based search engine Ecosia.

Ecosia has been pushing for Apple and Google to include more information about rival services in the choice screens.

맥스카지노If people don맥스카지노t know what the alternatives are, it맥스카지노s rather unlikely that many of them will select an alternative,맥스카지노 Kroll said. 맥스카지노I맥스카지노m a big fan of the DMA. I am not sure yet if it will have the results that we맥스카지노re hoping for.맥스카지노

How will internet searches change?

Some Google search results will show up differently, because the DMA bans companies from giving preference to their own services.

So, for example, searches for hotels will now display an extra "carousel" of booking sites like Expedia. Meanwhile, the Google Flights button on the search result display will be removed and the site will be listed among the blue links on search result pages.

Users also will have options to stop being profiled for targeted advertising based on their online activity.

Google users are getting the choice to stop data from being shared across the company맥스카지노s services to help better target them with ads.

Meta is allowing users to separate their Facebook and Instagram accounts so their personal information can't be combined for ad targeting.

The DMA also requires messaging systems to be able to work with each other. Meta, which owns the only two chat apps that fall under the rules, is expected to come up with a proposal on how Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp users can exchange text messages, videos and images.