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European Union votes to bring back replaceable phone batteries
(www.techspot.com)
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this post was submitted on 16 Jun 2023
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It must be nice to have leaders that actually do useful things.
For every good thing they do 2 bad things come next. The grass is always greener On the other side.
Curiously as someone who only usually sees the greener side. As a US Citizen, what EU laws would I be shocked to see?
Well... I can cite a few laws. First, the part that protect DRM, second, the law that require search engines to make contract to quote article, third, the interest in policing private communication, and last, a project that isn’t really advanced to infringe net neutrality.
I doubt a US citizen will be shocked about them. But they are likely to dislike them.
(but I tend to see the greener side of "for 1 bad things, 2 good things come next")