China’s internet regulator has replaced separate filing portals for AI, algorithms, deep synthesis and blockchain services with one platform. Providers still face the same security assessment and content compliance requirements.
Translated title. Original: Meta perd son bras de fer avec les médias français devant la justice
France’s competition authority has pressured Meta to negotiate fair-pay access to media content; the Paris Court of Appeal upheld provisional July measures, requiring Meta to engage with Apig and DVP and to respect neighboring-rights payments, while the case proceeds on the merits.
EU regulators scrutinize Meta after an EC study finds platforms may allow unlicensed gambling ads; the research lists six fraud areas and aims to guide future Brussels actions.
Translated title. Original: AB dijital platformlar ve oyunlara DFA düzenlemesi getiriyor | Haber.com
The European Commission’s proposed Digital Fairness Act would restrict manipulative online design, strengthen protections for children, and require clearer advertising, pricing, and subscription practices. Serious violations could bring fines of up to 6% of a company’s annual global turnover.
Fortnite is set to return to the Apple App Store in Australia after Epic Games challenged Apple's app marketplace rules and fees, leading to a court ruling that Apple harmed competition and should open iOS to rivals; Apple will appeal parts of the decision, with potential implications for how apps reach iPhone users and monetize.
Translated title. Original: Apple baja la comisión de la App Store al 26% en Taiwán - iOSMac
Apple reduces Taiwan’s App Store commission from 30% to 26% starting Oct 31 after talks with Taiwan's Fair Trade Commission; applies to paid apps and in-app purchases in Taiwan only, with no need to sign new terms immediately. The move, framed by Apple as support for a thriving developer market, is narrower than regulatory changes seen in other regions.
Translated title. Original: Achat en ligne : l'UE redéfinit le contrat social numérique
The European Commission has proposed rules to curb deceptive online sales tactics, improve consumer disclosures, and give users more control over addictive features. The Digital Fairness Act still requires approval from EU member states and the European Parliament.
Translated title. Original: 米政府、押収したFTX関連のAnthropic株を6億2700万ドルで売却 | LiveMakers
The US government sold seized Anthropic Series B shares for $627 million to repay FTX creditors, with Anthropic later planning a buyback and a Nasdaq listing expected to value the company around $39.4 billion; the resale to nine undisclosed buyers occurred at $140.97 per share, delivering a multi-fold gain.
Translated title. Original: ЕС разработал Digital Fairness Act для защиты потребителей | Новости Украины | LIGA.net
The European Commission presented a draft Digital Fairness Act and proposed changes to consumer protection rules. The measures aim to strengthen protection for consumers online.
The document explains how users can appeal social media intermediary decisions to the Grievance Appellate Committee within 30 days, after contacting the Grievance Officer, with the process conducted entirely online under IT Rules, 2021 to promote a safer internet for Indian users. It notes GAC's role in overseeing appeals for major platforms.