Meta is dissatisfied with the European rules for storing user data. She warned about the possible closure of a number of services in the region if these rules are not revised. Instagram Facebook, among other things, may come under attack.

These are tough times for targeting. Recently, the European Parliament approved the initial version of the bill, which, among other things, is designed to prohibit IT companies from collecting a number of data about users. We briefly talk about the law.

Yesterday, the European Court of Justice ruled that employers in Europe should implement a system for tracking employees’ working hours. According to a number of analysts, this decision will contribute to the fight against crunches in the gaming industry.

The European Commission suspected Valve, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Focus Home, Koch Media and ZeniMax of violating EU antitrust laws. If suspicions are confirmed, gaming companies will be heavily fined.

On May 25, a new law called General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the general data protection regulation, came into force in the European Union. GDPR provisions should strengthen the protection of personal data of residents of all EU countries, but, according to experts, the new regulations will complicate the lives of developers and publishers of video games.