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EU warns That It Might break up Substantial Tech Firms

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The EU will sabotage on Tuesday to split up Substantial Tech businesses if they {} in anti-competitive behaviour.

The warning comes as Brussels publishes its own loopholes of 2 important new parts of technology regulation.

A Digital Markets Act would need to undertake unfair competition in the industry, and also a Digital Services Act will induce tech businesses to take additional responsibility for illegal behaviour on their own platforms.

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