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End of the Road
Read more: End of the RoadAfter a decade of advocating for the developer community, the time has come to wind down the Developers Alliance. For some of you, this may come as a shock. As…
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California Mandates Proof of Age Online
Read more: California Mandates Proof of Age OnlineCan 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…
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Developers Alliance Joins Amicus Brief to Ensure Patent System Works to Foster Innovation
Read more: Developers Alliance Joins Amicus Brief to Ensure Patent System Works to Foster InnovationThe Developers Alliance, along with Engine and ACT | The App Association encourages the PTO and Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) to focus on patent validity to alleviate potential…
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Developers Alliance Releases Statement on Federal Trade Commission Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
Read more: Developers Alliance Releases Statement on Federal Trade Commission Advance Notice of Proposed RulemakingThe Developers Alliance encourages the FTC to consider the voices of developers in its study of data collection and security.
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Congress Punts On Competition…For Now
Read more: Congress Punts On Competition…For NowThe 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….
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Developers Alliance Releases Statement on Passage of Privacy Bill in House Committee
Read more: Developers Alliance Releases Statement on Passage of Privacy Bill in House CommitteeThe 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.
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Confused Priorities: Everyone Wants a US Privacy Bill – Antitrust Not So Much
Read more: Confused Priorities: Everyone Wants a US Privacy Bill – Antitrust Not So MuchIgnoring 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.)
