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Saw this in a Facebook group. Laughed out loud as I read: HOW TO WRITE GOOD 1. Avoid Alliteration. Always. 2. Prepositions are not words to end sentences with. 3. Avoid cliches like the plague. They're old hat. 4. Comparisons are as bad as cliches. 5. Be more or less specific. 6. Writes should never generalize. Seven. Be consistent! 8. Don't be redundant; don't use more words than necessary; it's highly superfluous. 9. Who needs rhetorical questions? 10. Exaggeration is a billion times worse than understatement.
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The #Consumerprotection Cooperation (CPC) Network, under the lead of the French Directorate General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Prevention and coordinated by the European #Commission, sent a letter following concerns that #Meta’s “pay or consent” model might breach EU consumer law. CPC authorities identified several practices in the context of Meta’s roll-out of its new business model that raise concern and could potentially be considered unfair and contrary to the Unfair Commercial Practices Directive and the Unfair Contract Terms Directive: · Misleading consumers by using the word “free” while, for users who do not want to subscribe against a fee, Meta requires them to accept that Meta can make revenue from using their personal data to show them personalised ads; · Confusing users by requiring them to navigate through different screens in the Facebook/Instagram app or web-version and to click on hyperlinks directing them to different parts of the Terms of Service or Privacy Policy to find out how their preferences, personal data, and user-generated data will be used by Meta to show them personalised ads; · Using imprecise terms and language, such as “your info” to refer to consumers’ “personal data” or suggesting that consumers who decide to pay will not see ads at all, while they might still see ads when engaging with content shared via Facebook or Instagram by other members of the platform; · Pressurising consumers who have always used Facebook/Instagram free of charge until the new business model was introduced, and for whom Facebook/Instagram often constitute a significant part of their social lives and interactions to make an immediate choice, without giving them a pre-warning, sufficient time, and a real opportunity to assess how that choice might affect their contractual relationship with Meta, by not letting them access their accounts before making their choice. Meta has until 1 September 2024 to reply to the letter of the CPC network and the Commission and to propose solutions. Read more information here: https://lnkd.in/e7pAwv6q
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Consumer Rights Activist and Consumer Champion, revealing the shady world of the Holiday Park Industry. 65,000+ UNHAPPY Caravan/Lodge Owners now shout for fair treatment and their Consumer Rights! Join us on Facebook!
58,300+people!! You would think the Industry would be trying to calm the anger rather than still burying their heads. As the Facebook group continues to steadily grow, the voices of anger grow louder. The fear to speak out is no longer there, and more and more of the truth WILL out! 'Consumer Laws' are only as good as those who act on them. But those assigned to do just that have allowed those Laws to gather dust in the archives of Parliment rather than enforce them against an Industry that knows no bounds in destroying peoples lives!! But no longer! We have uncovered those laws and no longer need those who are 'supposidly' in place to ensure they are acted upon. WE the people WILL be acting on them 'Clarity and Fairness' seem to be words this Industry does not know the meaning of - it's time to learn.
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Houston! We have a problem! The other day, a parent asked me how to filter content that is posted on YouTube. They mentioned that they have tried restricted mode, 3rd party filters, but nothing seems to work. This is not the first time someone has asked this question. Regardless what YouTube and Google states, the video platform is filled with objectionable content and global users have found ways to circumvent their algorithm and post sexual content. Age restrictions are not the answer. What would be ideal is to remove sexual content completely. Regardless of what big tech thinks, there needs to be more control over what users and parents want to see. It is time for a clean up. We all have watched "Big Tech" Congressional Hearings. When questioned about their platforms, it is a rehearsed response and we have yet to see any fixes. While there are tools to mitigate "digital landmines" on YouTube, it unfortunately leaves many flanks exposed. If you would like to know more about how to clean up you digital life, please reach out. #cleanupcontent #YouTube https://lnkd.in/gN2aZss4
Tech Companies to Get Congressional Deadline to Clean Up Their Act
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TickTock vs. Constitutionality: Exploring the Political Landscape Join us as we delve into the controversial topic of TikTok and its constitutional implications. Discover the political perspectives and understand how it relates to other tech giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft. Stay informed for your next election! #TikTokVsConstitution #PoliticalLandscape #TechGiants #Amazon #Google #Microsoft #Election2022 #DigitalPolitics #TechDebate #StayInformed
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There are three things worth watching over and over: fire burning, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and John Mueller sharing his thoughts on social media. As one of Google’s top voices, Mueller excels at dispelling doubts while safeguarding Google’s secrets. And so you don’t miss out on any of his 2023 insights, we've compiled the most valuable ones in this post 🔥 👉 https://lnkd.in/dkBviT84
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Director of Digital Policy at Forbrukerrådet | EU co-chair of the digital committee of the TACD | TED speaker | Mozilla25 Riseup Awardee | former Norwegian Privacy Commission | LSE MSc
Just as I am about to log off for the long weekend (🇳🇴Constitution day tomorrow), the European Commission drops this big news, launching an investigation against Meta: “The Commission is concerned that the systems of both Facebook and Instagram, including their algorithms, may stimulate behavioural addictions in children, as well as create so-called 'rabbit-hole effects'. In addition, the Commission is also concerned about age-assurance and verification methods put in place by Meta.”… …“Meta's compliance with DSA obligations to put in place appropriate and proportionate measures to ensure a high level of privacy, safety and security for minors, particularly with regard to default privacy settings for minors as part of the design and functioning of their recommender systems.”.. https://lnkd.in/d5Rnj3fY
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Today the European Commission opened investigations into #Google, #Apple and #Meta for potential non-compliance with the #DMA (Digital Markets Act) specifically: - Steering rules: whether Google and Apple are imposing restrictions on app developers' ability to steer consumers to offers outside their own app stores free of charge; - Self preferencing: whether Google's display of Google Search results may lead to self-preferencing Google's services (such as Google shopping, flights etc) over similar rival services; - User choice obligations: whether Apple's design of their Safari web browser choice screen allows users to easily select an alternative default service; and - 'Pay or Consent' model: whether Meta's pay or consent model complies with user consent requirements, including that the model may not provide a real alternative in case users do not consent. The Commission intends to conclude the proceedings within 12 months. Watch this space as we start to see #DMA investigations and possible enforcement against tech #gatekeepers Press release here - https://lnkd.in/e5PWDHfJ
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Talk about successful lobbying!
The European Commission has made key decisions regarding tech giants. Apple's iMessage has escaped designation as a "core platform service" under the DMA. Therefore, Apple will avoid stringent obligations (i.e. interoperability with other messaging services.) Microsoft's Edge browser, Bing search engine, and advertising business have also been spared from DMA scrutiny. This follows a five-month investigation into 22 regulated services, including Apple App Store, Safari browser, and iOS operating system, all of which designated, earlier, as core platform services (along with Meta's Messenger and WhatsApp) https://lnkd.in/dvPKwTHt
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