The October 2022 EU & UK Policy Update The DSA and the DMA have been entered into the EU’s rulebook The two landmark regulations, the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and…
Read MoreThe October 2022 US Policy Update Developers Alliance Submits Response to FTC’s Request for Comment on Consumer Data Collection The Federal Trade Commission requested the public’s input on data collection,…
Read MoreUK Competition and Markets Authority mandates the global divestiture of Giphy, a company with no ties to the UK. Washington, D.C. / Brussels, Belgium, Oct. 18, 2022 – The Developers…
Read MoreThe September 2022 EU & UK Policy Update New EU regime exposes developers to consumer lawsuits The European Commission has proposed updated rules for product liability, including standalone software and…
Read MoreThe September 2022 US Policy Update Developers Alliance Releases Statement on Federal Trade Commission Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking The Federal Trade Commission has requested the public’s input on data…
Read MoreCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom (D) signed legislation that developers should be paying close attention to. The new law is the latest effort by lawmakers to force developers into “speech police”…
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance is disappointed by the Court’s cursory assessment of the procompetitive role Google plays as steward of the Android ecosystem. Brussels, Belgium, Sept 14, 2022 – The Developers…
Read MoreCan you prove no one under 18 uses your app? If you follow tech news you might already be aware of California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act. The bill is intended…
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance encourages the FTC to consider the voices of developers in its study of data collection and security.
Read MoreThe July 2022 US Policy Update. Path for Competition Bill Remains Foggy Congress has departed for its August recess without taking up the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (S….
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance encourages leadership in the House of Representatives to continue work on the American Data Privacy and Protection Act before it is voted on for final passage.
Ignoring the fact that the U.S. is wrestling with global issues including war, famine, plague and rebellion, it’s hard to put the smartphone market at the top of the domestic agenda (ahead of inflation, reproductive health or gun violence.)
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