11 events about "online platforms"

11 hours ago

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce a ban on social networks deemed "harmful" for children under 16, while maintaining access to safer platforms.

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International

Thursday 13:50

The security agencies in the 'Five Eyes' alliance warn about Chinese spies who are recruiting online individuals with access to sensitive information.

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International

17 May 08:23

The interim Ministry of Finance has blocked access to TikTok, WhatsApp, Gmail, and ChatGPT on the work computers in the ministry, ANAF, and Customs.

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Current Affairs

26 April 08:56

The European age verification application has serious security vulnerabilities. Experts say it does not effectively address the protection of minors online.

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EU

4 February 07:27

US Report: The European Commission allegedly intervened in the elections in Romania, but also in other European countries

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Current Affairs

13 November 05:04

The European Union has launched the 'Shield for Democracy' to collaborate with online platforms and influencers in combating disinformation and digital manipulation.

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International

8 November 06:05

Reuters: The investigation by French authorities into the Shein platform, which sells sex dolls with child-like features and prohibited weapons, highlights the difficulties faced by major online marketplaces in controlling illegal products.

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International

10 October 10:42

The European Commission has requested information from Snapchat, YouTube, Apple Store, and Google Play regarding measures for the protection of children, in accordance with the Digital Services Act.

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International

28 September 10:54

Over 14 million cyber attack attempts targeted government websites in Moldova one evening before the polls opened.

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Republic of Moldova

16 September 15:00

The National Office for Gambling has filed criminal complaints against entities that operated online gambling without a license.

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Current Affairs

23 April 14:05

The Ministry of Labor has launched an online platform where individuals can legally hire and pay staff for domestic work.

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Current Affairs

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