Parliamentarians believe levies against tech platforms will help "protect the Egyptian advertising market." An Egyptian Minister has also stated he believes Egypt should begin "drafting laws to control search engines and social networks."

Bluehost, Hostinger and GreenGeeks all maintained uptime of 100 percent for the month of June 2018. They also maintained response times of 472ms, 506ms and 584ms respectively.

According to co-founder Garrett Camp, the social sharing platform had 40 million users who contributed 60 billion "stumbles". It officially closed on 30th June.

During a debate on the Data Sharing and Governance Bill 2018, a Minister seemingly suggested consent can be inferred from previous interactions with public bodies. It's one of many incidents that underlines how public authorities and officials are struggling to operate under new data protection regulations.

51 percent also believe technology companies should be regulated more than they are currently and only 24 percent believe they 'do enough to protect the personal data of their users.'

Both platforms will provide information on demographic targeting by political advertisers. Twitter has also announced the launch of its new Ad Transparency Center.

The lawsuit defines the breach as 'one of the biggest and most damaging breach cases, exceeding Equifax and other massive data breaches.'

The data collection firm identified the breach on 27th June and patched the vulnerability 30 minutes later. The data accessed by the attacker from Typeform's backup file was collected before 3rd May.

The CMA has cited a range of concerns including whether commissions are influencing internal search results and 'pressure selling.'

The breach is likely to have affected "a few million" of its customers, according to an Adidas spokeswoman.