European digital sovereignty and open source
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Overview of EU regulatory efforts — Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, AI Regulation, Data Governance Act and GAIA‑X — aimed at curbing large US/Chinese platforms and increasing Europe’s control over internet services. Explains how those laws and projects promote open standards, interoperability and prevent platform self‑preferencing, and discusses implications for European free/libre open source projects and companies, with attention to social media, instant messaging and mobile apps.
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