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EU Parliament Backs Youth Social Media Restrictions — Close-up of teenagers sharing music on a smartphone outdoors with earphones. by Ron Lach/Pexels / Pexels

Big Tech and Platforms · Brussels

EU Parliament Backs Youth Social Media Restrictions

45% Center coverage: 35 sources

Apple iPhone shipments to beat Samsung for the first time in 14 years, report says — REUTERS / pwu404

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Apple iPhone shipments to beat Samsung for the first time in 14 years, report says

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Apple is set to ship more smartphones than Samsung in 2025, the first time it will have done so in 14 years, Counterpoint Research said in a note on Wednesday. Apple will ship around 243 million iPhone units this year versus 235 million shipments from Samsung, Counterpoint told CNBC. Apple is likely to end up with a 19.4% share of the global smartphone market while Samsung’s share will be 18.7%.See the Story

EU Agrees on New Rules for Online Fraud Protection

EU Agrees on New Rules for Online Fraud Protection

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

BRUSSELS :EU member states and the European Parliament have agreed on new rules to force banks and other payment service providers to better protect their customers against online fraud, hidden fees and data leaks, the Parliament said on Thursday.The new set of rules would make payment service providers liabl See the Story

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