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The European Consumer Organisation files complaint against TikTok for several breaches of law

The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC), an umbrella group for 44 independent consumer organisations from 32 countries has filed a complaint against TikTok with the European Commission for multiple breaches of EU consumer rights and failure to prot...

Consumer rights' interest groups call on Federal Trade Commission to inititiate series of initiatives

German court rules Facebook use of personal data and privacy settings illegal

Mid-January, a German regional court in Berlinruled against Facebook's default privacy settings and use of personal data. It was found that Facebook does not provide its users enough information on the personal data it collects and uses for them to r...

Telecom firms giving Africans fewer digital rights than Europeans

Major European telecoms companies are providing lower levels of digital rights such as transparency and consumer protections to countries in Africa than in European markets, according to Slate's comment on a new study, Droits Numeriques en ...

EU Commission, EU Parliament, and EU Council agree on fairness of online platforms' trading practices rules

EU Commission, EU Parliament, and EU Council agree on fairness of online platforms' trading practices rule. The EU Commission, EU Parliament, and the EU Council reached a political deal that will define the rules aimed at creating a fair, transp...

Malawi draws up new cybersecurity guidelines to protect finance

The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has implemented new rules, the Information and Cyber Security Risk Management Guidelines, to guide banks to overcome cybersecurity risks. Governor Dalitso Kabambe, registrar financial institution RBM, said that poorly...

European Parliament calls for stronger consumer protection concerning AI products

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution calling for a strong set of consumer protection rights in the context of artificial intelligence (AI) and automated decision-making. The resolution states that automated decision-making syste...

German government proposes law to hold businesses liable for human rights negligence

The German development ministry proposed a legal framework that provides mandatory human rights due diligence for German companies. The initiative was welcomed byCoRa, a network for corporate accountability with more than 60 development, human rights...

Airbnb suspends Beijing check-ins until March due to coronavirus outbreak

Airbnb has suspended check-ins at all properties located in Beijing from 7 February 2020 to 29 February 2020, according to Bloomberg. The measure complies with local regulation intended to contain the coronavirus outbreak in China. Airbnb announced t...

Hacked e-learning toys producer VTech revises T&C to limit responsibility

E-learning toys producer VTech has updated its Terms and Conditions to limit its liability in the event that its platform is hacked again. This could have consequences on the way the industry reacts to hacks, especially those involving the safety of ...

German competition authority orders Facebook not to combine data between platforms without consent

The German Federal Cartel Officeordered Facebook to stop combining data from other Facebook-owned platforms such as WhatsApp and Instagram, without voluntary consent. The German regulator has given one month to Facebook to appeal its decision, which ...

Digital rights in sub-Saharan Africa: The practice of telecom companies

Astudy published by Internet without Borders (IWB) argues that telecom companies Orange Senegal (Sonatel) and Safaricom do not respect international and national standards on privacy and freedom of expression online.  According to the study, Son...