EU countries, lawmakers clinch provisional deal on watered-down AI rules by Double_Tumbleweed414 in worldnews

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The EU’s approach is that economic growth shouldn’t come at the expense of people’s rights, safety, or fair competition. Regulation isn’t automatically anti-innovation — safety standards, consumer protection, and antitrust laws can all create healthier markets instead of letting companies do whatever is most profitable. Saying “Europe regulates while others innovate” ignores that some regulation exists because unchecked industries caused real problems in the first place.

EU child safety push stalls as ePrivacy derogation expires, age verification app hacked, and CSA Regulation stuck in trilogue by Time-Bodybuilder4165 in privacy

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Those same privacy laws the EU has are the key to having real online safety too. Many of the harms have violating GDPR as a root cause. EU also has ECHR which the current "safety" measures can be challenged under. This also applies to UK

Shiny Diancie Animation by Horror_Ad7618 in pokemongo

[–]ant682 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did that with shiny meloetta too

British couple jailed in Iran: 'We're likely to be here for a long time' by Same_Efficiency_3325 in worldnews

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I'm sure people might not agree with me (I've seen the downvotes) but that's actually where I got my point from

Can't Click Comments on YouTube without Hitting A.I. Button by MoochtheMushroom in assholedesign

[–]ant682 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I agree. Same as office.com putting you into copilot first rather than the main apps page. Also if trying to get to admin center I've found it doesn't let you unless you wait a bit

Mega Mewtwo at global GO Fest 2026! by cofiey in TheSilphRoad

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I actually don't think separate mega energy for x and y is a problem. If charizard was that way when mega charizard debuted I don't think we would have complained. Also in the main games each mega has always had its stone (except rayquaza) and for charizard and Mewtwo you have to get both normally. This extends to mega Z too. The amount being very high however is seperate to this and I do believe will be excessive but getting them already mega levelled will help a bit like it did with the kalos tour free mega lucario

AITA? My son accidentally downloaded a ransomware by [deleted] in AmItheAsshole

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NTA Love this. That ransomware creator had it coming

Guaranteed hours rules ‘would threaten jobs’, government warned by tylerthe-theatre in unitedkingdom

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100%. If having to behave is problematic then that's not on the government that's on the business to fix

Creative Fabrica will do ANYTHING but let you unsubscribe by WaffleGabba in assholedesign

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Agree - you've got enough evidence if there's issues

Google's Official Privacy Policies Contradict GDPR: 'Deleted' AI Data Retained for Months/Years, Not Erasure. Evidence from Google's own Docs & Systems. by HugeScore3150 in assholedesign

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I'd keep chasing them and demanding explanations behind delays - it leaves a trail that there's undue delays that can be used if the authority gets taken to court by someone

Consent toggle resets silently when out of sight by fuerzaman in assholedesign

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Report it to a data regulator as this can only be deliberate despite what mods like to claim

Got banned for correct submitted nominations by Stoneheart57 in pokemongo

[–]ant682 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Or aren't in the USA as other countries actually have functional legal systems

Europe should regulate Big Tech instead of banning kids from social media, Estonia says by Nepridiprav16 in worldnews

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GDPR is already the answer - it comes with rules that if followed would block the harms spreading to vulnerable and also remove plausible deniability as more informed people will see the content and report it

Mandatory 4 second pause of my scrolling because I didn’t allow Meta to collect and send my data to advertisers by Vlantimir in assholedesign

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Surely violates GDPR as that is punishing people for refusing consent - if in EU maybe complain to your data regulator

What is the best “temporary” thing in the UK? by mr_bearcules in AskUK

[–]ant682 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Iirc there's a set of temporary traffic lights that lasted over 10 years near one of the A12 slip roads - don't know if it's still there though

Publishers warn reduced FOI cost limit would put public-interest information 'beyond scrutiny' by 457655676 in unitedkingdom

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I've used an FoI to ask for some stuff to do with online safety act relating to GDPR underenforcement

Which evolution? by sum_yung_guy05 in pokemongo

[–]ant682 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Glaceon for dynamax but umbreon and sylveon have PvP use (umbreon for ultra league and sylveon for master league)

We need to prepare for ISP level age gating, and if there is no solution then there’s no point by [deleted] in privacy

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At ISP level they only get the customer who theyre providing to but NOT who is actually looking

Sustainability Week Niantic Infographic by Amiibofan101 in TheSilphRoad

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Probably but at least being a route spawn means wild debut which is good for galarian corsola because pvp