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Consumers are still frequently and perplexingly unable to access audiovisual content, such as films, sports events or TV shows, from another EU country despite geoblocking having been banned as a practice in 2018. This is due to a carve-out for the audiovisual and creative sectors in the original Geoblocking Regulation.
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The EU institutions have agreed on the world’s first legislation to specifically regulate artificial intelligence, but the result is underwhelming given the breadth of risks consumers will be improperly protected from in the future.
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National governments have shunned the strong case for banning surcharges on intra-EU communications (calls, text messages and data usage), which are the charges that telecom operators can apply when you call or text somebody living in another EU country from your home country.
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The European institutions have struck a deal to better protect connected consumer products from cyberattacks and hackers. The Cyber Resilience Act sets minimum cybersecurity requirements for all connected devices, which will significantly improve the current situation.
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Meta is currently rolling out changes to its service in the EU which require Facebook and Instagram users to either consent to the processing of their data for advertising purposes by the company or pay in order not to be shown advertisements.
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