X may be subject to the audit of European Digital Markets Act

Perhaps the social networking business X, attached to Elon Musk, is a set of new rules for European Union that place restrictions on the practices of a number of the largest technology companies in the world, after the company informed the regulators that it could meet criteria that fall within the scope of the trade union’s digital market law. The Digital Market Act, which is expected to begin next Thursday, determines a series of allowed and prohibited cases, relating to platforms such as “Google Search” on “Alphabet”, and “Safari” attached to “Apple”, as well as “Amazon.com” and Facebook’s Facebook platform, and others. The European Commission late Friday said the law could also be applied to the “X” platform, in addition to the Booking Holdings and Booking Holdings platform. The Digital Markets Act aims to address the violations of competition by technology companies before worsening. This will be applied to companies that have a significant impact on the European Union market, the services of which benefit more than 45 million active users per month and 10,000 commercial users annually. According to the rules, some platforms will not be allowed to prefer their own services over the services of competitors. It will also be prevented from integrating personal data through its different services, and it will also be prevented from using the data collected by external traders to compete as well as a number of ban and other obligations. The deadline available to the Brussels regulatory body is 45 working days to decide whether the rules on ‘X’, ‘Boop. Com ‘and’ byte dance ‘will be applied or not. X-, asset -dance or goat businesses responded immediately to a request for suspension work hours. “Byte Dance” has previously lost a lawsuit in which she tried to apply the rules.