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The EU executive is working to conclude an investigation into whether X breached the bloc’s tough content moderation standards, but warned that any decision would be challenged in court.
January 29, 2025 at 02:33 PM
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This article originally was published by Law.com International.
The European Commission is “working as fast as possible” to conclude an investigation into whether X breached the EU’s content moderation rules, a senior official said Tuesday.
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