The European Union (EU) is seeking to impose sanctions on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. So far, technology companies have been at the forefront of imposing sanctions on Russia. Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, and Roku have all restricted their operations within the country. However, it seems that the EU is seeking more sanctions. According to a Washington Post report, Google has recently uploaded a letter from EU officials to a database of government requests....

Specifically, Mr. Brenton — who has held his position since 2019 — points to the Digital Services Act. The recent regulation is explicitly designed to combat misinformation and disinformation. And, subsequently, requires internet companies like Twitter to show how they curb the spread of those. That’s in addition to outright bans on ads that target a wide swath of users. Including ads targeted to minors, ethnicities, political affiliations, religions, and sexual orientations....

OPPO’s upcoming foldable smartphone shown in even more images OPPO’s upcoming foldable smartphone shown in even more images These images are coming from Evan Blass as well, the same source who published quite a few of them already. These seem to be official images, by the way, as chances are OPPO will publish them tomorrow. You can check them all in the gallery below the article. They are showing the OPPO Find N from various angles....

Firefox for Android currently lets you choose between five different wallpapers for the new tab page, on top of the existing dark/light background. Two of them are based on Disney’s new animated film Turning Red. The other three are abstract colors. Mozilla is also offering a nice trick for switching between the six backgrounds. You have to simply tap on the Firefox logo in the top-left corner of the homepage. Alternatively, you can tap the three-dot menu in the toolbar and then navigate to Customize homepage > Wallpapers and select the desired wallpaper....

We first heard about the Galaxy A23 5G in January this year. Early reports said Samsung plans to launch the phone “in the coming months,” alongside a non-5G variant. Partly in line with those reports, the company announced the 4G-flavored Galaxy A23 in early March. But the 5G version continued to elude the official announcement. It may not for much longer, though. Earlier today, the Galaxy A23 5G showed up on benchmarking platform Geekbench bearing the model number SM-A236U (via)....