The hottest Internet Regulations Substack posts right now

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Bite code! 978 implied HN points 14 Mar 24
  1. Cookie banners on websites are not legally required by any EU law; companies choose to implement them.
  2. American companies do not have to comply with EU laws such as showing cookie banners to users in the USA.
  3. Many cookie banners on websites are actually illegal according to EU law, as they use dark patterns to trick users into tracking consent.
DARK FUTURA 1533 implied HN points 05 May 23
  1. Major social media clampdowns are expected due to recent events sparking increased monitoring by the Pentagon.
  2. Global governments are tightening control over social media and the internet under the guise of anti-disinformation campaigns, limiting free speech.
  3. There is a close fusion between big tech, social media, and intelligence agencies, raising concerns about who truly controls information policies.
Tech Buzz China Insider 0 implied HN points 21 Jan 22
  1. US lawmakers target Chinese biotech to combat influence from the Chinese Communist Party in American medical research. There is a possibility of bipartisan support for these measures in the future.
  2. Continued uncertainty surrounds VIEs in China, with differing opinions on their stability and government intervention. Recent regulations raise questions about the future of VIEs.
  3. China's tech investment landscape in 2021 saw significant activity, with China having 295 unicorns. The sectors with the most unicorns include enterprise software, healthcare, and automotive, showing heavy concentration.
Tech Buzz China Insider 0 implied HN points 25 Aug 21
  1. Tech Buzz China shares livecasts with insights on Chinese tech from industry experts like VC Ray Hu and Jordan Berke.
  2. WeChat is discussed as more than just a social network, exploring its varied functionalities.
  3. The Tech Buzz China Insider community offers in-depth China tech analyses that may not be readily available in English language coverage.
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Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 06 Nov 18
  1. The draft on cybersecurity law includes requirements for international internet companies, like Facebook, to either store data in Vietnam or provide data to the Ministry of Public Security.
  2. International companies may choose not to store data in Vietnam, but they must still comply with data inspection and provision requirements as outlined in the draft.
  3. The draft does not offer clear solutions for international social media giants like Facebook and YouTube to operate in Vietnam under the proposed cybersecurity law.