Commission exempts smart glasses like Meta’s from batteries regulation, clearing a major hurdle to European expansion.
Google says it’s protecting our privacy. The EU thinks it’s guarding a monopoly.
A landmark case is forcing Brussels to decide whether opening Google’s search data to rivals can boost competition without undermining Europeans’ privacy.
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EU exempts Meta's smart glasses from battery removal rules after US pressure
EU exempts smart glasses from removable battery rules
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EU forces Google to share data and access to competitors
The ruling by the General Court strengthens the European Commission’s enforcement of the Digital Markets Act.
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