Google Warns EU Digital Markets Act Could Increase Fraud and Privacy Risks
Google security managers warned that certain provisions of the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) could lead to increased fraud and privacy risks for European users.
Google's security and data protection managers have raised concerns about the Digital Markets Act (DMA) adopted in late 2022. The DMA aims to force large platforms to open their systems and data to competitors.
However, Google argues that in its current form, the requirements could backfire on EU users by increasing fraud cases. Additionally, new provisions could risk de-anonymizing user queries and make data sets more attractive targets for hackers.
Source: ForkLog