Legal

Google to penalize ‘back button hijacking’ starting June 15

If you do not want your traffic to plummet this summer, you should allow your users to leave whenever they wish.
Rafael Sotelo - April 14, 2026

TikTok officially presents the new entity under which it will operate in the United States

ByteDance retains 19.9% of the joint venture, while Silver Lake, Oracle, and MGX each hold a 15% stake. We talk about TikTok's future in the U.S.
María Bastero - January 23, 2026
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Usercentrics analyzes the privacy policies of major digital platforms

Discover how platforms such as Meta, TikTok, and Stripe manage privacy and legal obligations of businesses with data.
Alba Chaves - August 28, 2025

Meta, accused of manipulating the advertising metrics of its shops ads

According to the lawsuit filed by a former employee, Meta may have inflated the ROAS of its Shops Ads for years.
María Bastero - August 27, 2025

Musk sues Apple and OpenAI for anticompetitive practices in the AI market

The magnate accuses both companies of harming competition and users and is seeking billions of dollars in damages.
María Bastero - August 26, 2025

Epic Games withdraws its antitrust lawsuit against Samsung after reaching an agreement

The case revolved around Samsung's “Auto Blocker” feature. No details about the settlement reached between the two parties have been disclosed.
María Bastero - July 8, 2025

The Independent Publishers Alliance sues Google before the European Commission regarding its AI Overviews

The publishers' group accuses Google of being a monopolist, claiming that, with AI Overviews, it is abusing its market power in Search.
María Bastero - July 7, 2025

“Déréférencement”: French retailers declare total war on Shein, Temu, and Aliexpress

More than 230 retailers and 16 industry federations in France are demanding decisive measures against the large Chinese eCommerce platforms.
Rafael Sotelo - June 4, 2025

Glovo and its parent company Delivery Hero fined with 329 million euros for creating a cartel to divide the market

This is the first time that the European Commission has sanctioned a labor cartel, an agreement between Glovo and Delivery Hero not to compete for talent.
Rafael Sotelo - June 2, 2025

Trump’s tariffs are back and bring (once again) uncertainty to global eCommerce

The Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of the Trump administration and its tariffs, returning uncertainty to the economy.
Rafael Sotelo - May 30, 2025

Trump’s tariffs are blocked: yet another twist in the script for global eCommerce

On another episode of global concerns: Trump's tariffs return to square one, and the global eCommerce breathes a sigh of relief. For now.
Rafael Sotelo - May 29, 2025

Texas prevails over Google: the company must pay $ 1,375 billion for violation of data privacy

The case, which was opened in 2022, accused Google of collecting location data, facial biometrics, and incognito searches without consent.
Ainhoa - May 12, 2025

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