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TikTok strengthens privacy for younger users

January 20, 2021

Accounts for 13-15 year olds to be private by default Social Media platform TikTok has announced changes to its privacy settings designed to protect younger users, reports telecompaper. Accounts registered to 13-15 year olds will default to private, meaning that only someone approved by the user can follow them. The ‘everyone’ comment setting will be removed for… [Read More]

WhatsApp under pressure over privacy changes

January 19, 2021

Backlash risks growth ambitions in India The new privacy policy announced by WhatsApp continues to create headaches for the company as it battles mistrust globally, reports Reuters. The new policy requires users to allow the sharing of their data with Facebook and other group companies, but the backlash in India, WhatsApp’s largest market, has forced the platform… [Read More]

Banning Trump ‘in part a failure of Twitter’

January 18, 2021

Platform ‘hasn’t done enough to foster healthy conversations’ Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has described the ban on Donald Trump as ‘right’ but ‘dangerous’, reports the BBC. In a long thread, the Twitter founder accepted that the move would have consequences for an open and free internet. He described the decision as the right thing to do in… [Read More]

Evolving regulatory frameworks in times of change

January 18, 2021

Summary Report IIC Workshop: Evolving regulatory frameworks in times of change, 9 September 2020 Access the Report here.

Chris Chapman, the President of the IIC, responds to article in Sydney Morning Herald

January 11, 2021

Chris Chapman, the President of the IIC, was asked yesterday by a journalist from the Sydney Morning Herald his views on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram banning President Trump. He responded with this: “This debate around blocking Trump and the evolving responsibilities (or otherwise) of dominant social media platforms more generally is just one of thousands… [Read More]

In Conversation: Sofia Mancilla, Sección Legal, Mexico and Emanuele Vadilonga, BT Global Services

January 4, 2021

Sofica Mancialla, founder of Sección Legal, the first Mexican digital marketplace for legal services, is the winner of  the 2020 IIC Future Leaders’ Competition. Here she speaks with her mentor, Emanuele Vadilonga, Director of Regulatory Affairs Europe, BT Global Services, on why she entered the competition and how winning the competition has impacted her professional… [Read More]

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