Apple and Google shape the digital world—but who holds them accountable? This book explores how their control over app ecosystems creates systemic risks and what the EU’s Digital Services Act means for the future of competition, privacy and regulation.
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Konrad Kollnig is Assistant Professor in Technology Law at Maastricht University.
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