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EU demands answers over Apple's latest Epic Games twist — Bloc seeks explanation after Cupertino terminates Fortnite maker's developer account

The EU is seeking answers after Apple terminated Epic Games' App Store developer account.

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Scoffed burgers, abandoned pets and bears popping up in court – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes, every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

iPhones won’t retain third-party app store access if they leave the EU — what you need to know

Apple's playing hardball with third-party app stores, and that means you can't leave the EU for too long.

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EU Conservatives Set To Back Von Der Leyen For Second Term

The conservative European People's Party (EPP) -- the biggest force in the EU parliament -- is expected on Thursday to formally support European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen's bid for a second term.

International Business Times

Slovakia defends Russia ties after Czech Republic suspends talks

Slovakian foreign minister criticises ‘double standards’ in the reaction to his meeting with Sergei Lavrov

The Guardian - UK

Made in Britain: the biggest UK brands talk manufacturing, distribution and the future of British hi-fi

We chatted with various leading British hi-fi brands to discuss the challenges of UK production and distribution, and what "British hi-fi" really means in a globalised world.

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What We Learned From Chinese Foreign Minister's Press Briefing

China's foreign minister gave a rare press conference to foreign media on Thursday, outlining Beijing's positions on major global issues as it holds annual political meetings known as the Two Sessions.

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VAT threshold for UK businesses limited by EU rules, Hunt admits privately

Exclusive: Chancellor disappointed some Conservatives with only limited rise in threshold, but said he was restricted by Northern Ireland protocol

The Guardian - UK

Earth Continues To Break Global Heat Records In February

February 2024 marked record-breaking global heat, emphasizing the urgent need to address human-caused climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.

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EU Faces Uphill Battle To Rein In Big Tech

The EU's landmark curbs on how tech titans do business online kick in from Thursday, but just how far Brussels succeeds in bringing the giants to heel will hinge on bitter battles that still lie ahead.

International Business Times

Meta details plans to open WhatsApp and Messenger to third-party platforms in the EU while maintaining privacy

Meta has shared how it will enable interoperability for WhatsApp and Messenger without impacting privacy or removing encryption.

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Apple tweaked its EU App Store alternative business terms to help stop developers from bankrupting themselves

Apple has offered developers a get-out clause in case they need to ditch the alternative business terms offered in the EU.

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Ios 17.4 Update Introduces New App Marketplaces For EU Users

iOS 17.4 update introduces alternative app marketplaces for EU users with restrictions on access while traveling.

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Ios 17.4 Update Brings Exciting Features And Enhanced Security Measures

Discover the latest iOS 17.4 update with new features, security fixes, and enhancements for iPhone users worldwide.

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International Business Times

EU Will Force Big Tech To Change 'Behaviour': Competition Chief

The EU is prepared to deploy its full arsenal to force big tech companies to change their behaviour online, the bloc's competition chief said Wednesday, the day before a sweeping new law comes into force.

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Apple has banned Epic Games' developer account again — "In light of Epic’s past and ongoing behavior, Apple chose to exercise" right to terminate account

Epic Games says Apple has terminated its developer account, such that it cannot develop the Epic Games Store for iOS.

The Guardian - UK

Dutch ministers trying to stop tech firm ASML moving abroad over foreign labour fears

Prime minister will reportedly meet CEO of semiconductor equipment maker ASML, which has warned against anti-migrant stance

TechRadar

The UK is “on track to become the world’s next Silicon Valley” as Jeremy Hunt reveals the Spring Budget, but cybersecurity gets no mention

While there are a number of promising announcements for entrepreneurs and SMEs, there is little mention of the gaping security vulnerabilities in UK public services

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iOS 17.4's new browser choice screen explained — Apple displays randomized list of 11 most-downloaded Safari alternatives

Apple's new browser choice screen is here with iOS 17.4.

International Business Times

EU Looks To AI To Battle Cyber Threats

The European Union is poised to use artificial intelligence and other tools to create a "cyber shield" protecting critical infrastructure and sectors from threats, officials said Wednesday.

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Apple Adjusts To Meet EU Tech Regulations After Backlash

Apple adjusts policies in the EU to comply with tech rules, including allowing alternative payment options, enhancing privacy features, and improving devic...

International Business Times

Angry Polish Farmers Protest EU Rules, Ukraine Farm Imports

Thousands of angry farmers descended on the Polish capital on Wednesday to protest EU environmental rules and cheap imports from Ukraine and elsewhere outside the bloc.

Evening Standard

Furious West End bosses condemn "staggering" decision not to scrap "tourist tax" in the Budget

OBR review concludes that the calculations it made about the cost of reversing the VAT free shopping scheme are still “reasonable”

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European Digital Markets Act: Changes For Tech Giants

The Digital Markets Act (DMA) in Europe brings new regulations for tech giants, impacting digital markets globally and setting a precedent for digital regu...

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Don't want your kids installing dodgy apps from third-party app stores? Change their iPhones' parental control settings, says Apple

Apple has to let you install apps for third-party app stores — although there are some workarounds so you don't have to think about them.

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