Germany unhappy with privacy on Facebook
German politicians remain concerned about the privacy of their citizens. After the controversy with Google Street View, the focus is now on the latest phenomenon of popularity online: the …
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Germany to adopt Apple and Google’s Coronavirus anti-virus API; United Kingdom will be left out
Another week begins and, with it, of course, new news about the pandemic of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) – or, more precisely, about the virus-fighting technology developed jointly by Apple …
Germany third in the top of supercomputers
Launched in May, in Germany, Jugene has confirmed its status as the third most powerful system in the world, with the release of the TOP500. The semi-annual list is …
Germany reviews data storage law
The German police and secret services will no longer be authorized to access private conversations or communications data over the Internet without prior authorization from a judge. In a …
Germany passes law to spy on private computers
Germany has passed new anti-terrorism legislation that paves the way for spying on private computers and people by the authorities, inside and outside Germany. The controversial legislation had already …
Germany launches app integrated to the Coronavirus fighting API; more Apple stores reopen in the U.S. and Canada
Another day, another wave of news related to the new pandemic Coronavirus (COVID-19). Shall we go to them? Germany launches app Those who followed the news of the pandemic …
Germany is also against Google Books
The German authorities want to ensure that their artists will not be penalized by the agreement signed between Google and two of the main entities representing copyright in the …
Germany investigates publication of election results on Twitter
German authorities will investigate the publication on Twitter of the results of a poll at the polls before the end of Sunday’s general election vote. The results were published …
Germany investigates child pornography network on the Internet
German authorities are monitoring 987 individuals, suspected of spreading child pornography over the Internet to 98 countries. Police have already confiscated more than a thousand computers, 1,800 videos and …
Germany introduces prison sentences for those who download illegal music
Germany has changed its intellectual property legislation by adding new sanctions for those who exchange copyrighted music. Introduced with the aim of aligning domestic legislation with the new European …
Germany hosts first European Congress on RFID / EPC
Germany will host between the 6th and 8th of September the first European congress dedicated to RFID / EPC technologies, organized by the organizations GS1 in Europe, of which …
Germany has a month to change Deutsche Telekom’s privileges in broadband
The European Commission has given Germany one month to modify the standard that favors Deutsche Telekom in the broadband market. The law came into force in February and goes …
Germany has 15 days to react to Deutsche Telekom’s EC regulatory rest notice
The recent changes to the German communications law prompted the European Commission to open an infringement procedure against the country, to which the regulator has 15 days to respond. …
Germany debuts Europe’s fastest supercomputer
The Julich Research Center in Germany put three new supercomputers into operation. Among them, the one that will become the most powerful supercomputer in Europe, with a computing capacity …
Germany advises against Internet Explorer
The German government recommended that Internet users look for an alternative to Internet Explorer, after Microsoft recognized that vulnerabilities that have not yet been fixed may have been the …
