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Recommendations for social media restrictions in the EU

While stopping short of an outright ban, the EC’s independent panel would place the burden of proof on social media platforms to prove they are safe for children to use

UK: Upgrading digital infrastructure in higher-risk buildings

Government dispensations will preserve resident safety while addressing operators’ frustrations with their ability to carry out minor, low-risk work to fixed and mobile networks

The CMA’s priorities for the nexfibre/Netomnia merger review

Identification of the appropriate counterfactual is an intriguing question that leaves the parties with some immediate work to do

Germany: Safety by design over blanket bans

An expert online safety panel stopped short of recommending a blanket social media ban, suggesting that children should not be held responsible for using services that were not designed safely enough

Compensation for rip and replace in Denmark

A first-of-its-kind court decision to grant compensation for the removal of high-risk equipment sets an interesting legal precedent in Europe

The rise of satellite in New Zealand

As fibre and 5G investment cycles peak, satellite is reshaping the competitive landscape in rural areas – but is yet to close the digital divide entirely

Ofcom’s revised guidance on network resilience

The regulator’s long-awaited update takes a preventative approach to service disruption, outlining its expectations for battery backup in fixed and mobile networks

Streamlining consumer protection in Canada

Combining existing, inconsistent protections into a unified code would reduce confusion for consumers and complexity for operators

The Swiss proposal for vendor restrictions

As debates in the EU rage on over newly proposed vendor restrictions, the Swiss Government is proposing similar requirements on its telecoms operators

Event debrief: GSMA Satellite Regulatory Roundtable

The association calls for consistency in the regulation faced by its members and by those with whom they will increasingly compete