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The developer advocate notes the act’s lack of clarity and asks for reasonable legal standards, similar to those applied for human decision making.
Read MoreThe developer advocate agrees with the strengthening of child protections online but finds the proposal lacks clarity and reduces legal certainty.
Read MoreA ban of disproportionate positions included in the DSA, restricting targeted advertising will have far-reaching and unintended consequences as well as the undermining of the privacy and security it wishes to create.
Read MoreThe organizations highlight the need for infrastructure investment in order for the US to remain globally competitive in technology innovation.
Read MoreThe twenty-three signees of the letter urge the U.S. and EU representatives to find a solution to the transatlantic data flow conundrum swiftly.
Read MoreThe leading global developer advocate submits first comments to the Republic Of Korea highlighting the difficulties of the app-market-focused amendments to the TBA.
Read MoreWhile we believe many of these sweeping reforms positively impact developers, we encourage the Administration to not act in haste with regards to major policy changes as increased regulation can unintentionally, negatively impact a rapidly growing ecosystem.
Read MoreThe Developers Alliance notes that its own study doesn’t indicate community support for the lawsuits.
Read MoreThe organizations strongly urge the Senate to pass the act during the current Congress.
Read MoreThe nine signees representing companies from across technology industries note the unintended ripple effects of the DSA.
Read MoreThe developer advocate, Engine, and ACT describe how the upcoming legislation to be marked up in the House Judiciary fails to support those it claims to “protect.”
Read MoreThe leading software developer advocate continues to stress the dangers of hastily conceived and ill-informed technology policies.
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