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People’s lives are now more dominated than ever by large corporations. Google and other social networks decide which news users see, Palantir plans to privatize mass surveillance, and Apple decides which apps can be installed on more than a third of all smartphones in Europe. In establishing the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the European Union
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Apple’s propaganda obscures iPhone maker’s fight against consumers, EU and DMA
People’s lives are now more dominated than ever by large corporations. Google and other social networks decide which news users see, Palantir plans to privatize mass surveillance, and Apple decides which apps can be installed on more than a third of all smartphones in Europe. In establishing the Digital Markets Act (DMA), the European Union