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Greenpeace considers the agreements made in Glasgow weak and weak, but considers it important that a signal has been given that the ‘fossil age’ is coming to an end. “And that’s important,” says Greenpeace energy specialist Dewi Zloch. “The sentence in the final declaration on reducing coal and abolishing subsidies for fossil fuels has been watered down, but it...

The € 2.4 billion fine imposed by the European Commission on Google in 2017 for abuse of power with its search engine remains in force. According to a European Court, the fine was rightly imposed by the commission.

Fornite maker Epic Games is protesting against postponing the implementation of the new App Store policy, the company says Friday. Apple wrote in a statement last week that following the court order is ” harmful to the company and its customers.” Epic doesn’t agree.

Facebook wants to create ten thousand new jobs in Europe over the next five years. It is the intention that these highly skilled employees will focus on virtual reality and augmented reality, the platform reports in a blog post.

Sundar Pichai would have concealed the fact that the private mode of the Chrome browser collects data from users. This is what the prosecutors claim in a major lawsuit against the tech company on Thursday based on an email exchange between Pichai and Lorraine Twohill, the marketing head at Google.

Shokan Ualikhanov school is the newest and most trendy addition to a set of the private schools in Almata. Being the newest one, this brainchild of Aselle Tasmagambetova and Kenes Rakishev, it is intended to fit into the strictest standards. It includes environmental standards too. Shokan Ualikhanov school has been certified to the strictest norms of LEED standard, getting a LEEDv4 rating for...

Indian market watchdog CCI believes that Google is abusing the dominant market position of its operating system Android. This is stated in a report by the Institute, which has been viewed by various media.

Irish watchdog is too sweet for Big Tech and leaves far too many European privacy issues behind, report says. The big privacy issues of international tech giants like Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google will end up on the board of the small Irish regulator. Just because those giants have their European headquarters on Irish soil. Things seem a little too big for the Irish. They hardly get around...