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Cambridge Analytica might finally make Brussels care about data privacy
It was inevitable. One by one, they all lined up to demand that Mark Zuckerberg come to Brussels to explain himself, or, ...
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How Google's Waze crowdsourced traffic data to save lives across Europe
The crowdsourced navigation service Waze announced the findings of its year-long partnership with European emergency services, ...
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Emergency apps can now work across Europe thanks to new initiative
The European Emergency Number Association (EENA) just announced the launch of PEMEA architecture at its conference in Slovenia. PEMEA stands for Pan-European Mobile Emergency App and the architecture was created by EENA, Beta80, and Deveryware to enable emergency apps to contact emergency ...
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Europe launches a heart attack-detecting AI for emergency calls
The European Emergency Number Association (EENA) just announced at its conference in Slovenia its partnership with Danish AI startup Corti. Together they will implement cardiac arrest-detecting AI for emergency call services in Europe. The year-long joint initiative will be launched ...
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DJI launches a new emergency drone program in Europe
DJI and the European Emergency Number Association are launching a new project to find out how to best implement and develop ...
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Europe toughens cryptocurrency regulations in a bid to fight money laundering
The European Parliament (EP) is bringing in measures to mitigate the risks associated with cryptocurrencies. The members ...
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Facebook reported in 7 countries for breaking European privacy law
Facebook has been reported to data protection authorities in Norway, The Netherlands, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and ...
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European MPs are pushing for an even more extreme 'link tax'
Should the European Commission’s proposal for an extra copyright for news sites become law, restricting how we can share news online? After repeated delays, MEP Axel Voss (EPP) has just released his proposal for the European Parliament’s position. His view? The Commission ...
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Binance is moving to Europe after crackdowns in Japan, Hong Kong, and China
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by traded value, is planning to open an office in Malta soon — the ...
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UK launches the world’s first crypto assets task force
Britain has announced a plan to establish a special 'task force' for crypto assets, in a statement from the office of the ...
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Stop whining, GDPR is actually good for your business
It’s safe to say that nearly everyone in business today has at some point has heard the acronym GDPR (General Data Protection ...
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The Amsterdam Pirate Party is using its leader’s penis to promote privacy
The Amsterdam Pirate Party decided to use posters with naked photos of their leader to promote the importance of privacy. ...
