Comments of Trusted Future to the United Kingdom’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA)
Regarding its open call for evidence regarding recent developments in relation to Apple’s and Google’s app store rules
Regarding its open call for evidence regarding recent developments in relation to Apple’s and Google’s app store rules
Two critical stories in the news this week highlight core challenges governments face when seeking to fast-track complex digital market legislation without fully considering or
Awareness of cyber threats has risen dramatically in recent years. Policymakers, industry leaders, and security practitioners now broadly acknowledge that cybersecurity is a core component
Like Bipartisan Parents Over Platforms Act (HR 6333): Avoids Key Weaknesses Apparent in Other Proposals
App Store Accountability Act (ASAA): Unworkable and Unconstitutional Proposals – Popular in Principle, Unworkable in Practice, Unconstitutional in Law
Report: Protecting Kids Online Safety and Privacy While Giving Families the Tools They Need to Navigate Today’s Digital World with Confidence
The European Council is convening a rare special meeting to brainstorm and focus on opportunities for strengthening the competitiveness of the single market in a
Japan’s Mobile Software Competition Act (MSCA) entered into force on December 18, 2025. The Act requires Apple and Google, as operators of smartphone platforms and ecosystems,
November’s U.S.-Korea Trade and Investment deal spells out a new agreement regarding digital platform competition policies. The joint statement was unusually direct about eliminating non-tariff
Trusted Future has explored the security and privacy realities of antitrust and competition policies around the world targeting technology companies. But a new study has