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EU Privacy Watchdogs Pan Digital Omnibus

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Critics argue amendments to EU tech regulations could weaken privacy laws; no explicit mention of Texas or Texas-specific entities.

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Original Source Material

Critics Say Regulation Amendments Would Chip Away at Fundamental Rights A slew of amendments to European tech regulations touted by the European Commission as necessary for boosting continental competitiveness is receiving pushback from privacy watchdogs unhappy with changes that could water down EU privacy laws.