What you need to know
- India is proposing a DMA-like law called the Digital Competition Bill, which aims to prevent companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon from dominating the market through anti-competitive practices.
- The bill outlines rules for data handling, platform neutrality, and user control. Violations could result in tech giants paying hefty fines of up to 10% of their turnover.
- The Indian Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology is set to hold two meetings on Thursday (June 13) and Tuesday (June 18) with different tech companies to address "serious concerns" and consider the interests of all parties involved before going ahead with the bill.
