Category: privacy
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The Data Act
What the EU’s new data law means for your business – and why ethical infrastructure matters As digital systems become more connected, questions of data access, ownership and interoperability are no longer optional. In response to this, the European Union introduced the Data Act, a legislative framework that sets out how data can be accessed
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AI, Copyright and the Collapse of Trust
How decentralised platforms can restore control in a world of generative overreach In the rapidly evolving AI economy, power is consolidating and so are the lawsuits. Microsoft is now the latest tech giant facing legal action over alleged copyright violations in training its AI models. According to Coingeek, the company is being sued by a
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Regulation, Responsibility and the Rise of User-First Platforms
Why the DMA fines for Apple, Meta and Google signal a turning point and how Unyted leads the way for secure, user-centric collaboration In a major move toward protecting digital autonomy in Europe, the European Commission recently fined Apple and Meta a combined €700 million for breaching the Digital Markets Act (DMA). This follows an
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Navigating the Overwhelm
How to Move from Paralysis to Purpose in the Age of AI and Data Overwhelmed Before We Even Start The promise of data and AI has always been simple: better decisions, made faster. But in 2025, the dominant feeling in many boardrooms is anything but clarity. Leaders across industries describe standing at the edge of
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Experiencing Opportunities in the Metaverse
Uniting Industry, Creativity and Governance in Virtual Spaces with Unyted Government Champions the Metaverse with a Catch Baden-Württemberg’s Ministry of Economic Affairs recently hosted the event “Virtual Worlds – Experiencing Opportunities in the Metaverse”, in collaboration with the XR EXPO and the Virtual Dimension Center Fellbach. The aim was to kindle curiosity about key future
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The AI Wake-Up Call: What Businesses Must Learn Now
Two major headlines dropped this week – and they both send a loud, clear message: AI alone is not enough. YouTube is overhauling its monetisation rules starting July 15th, aiming to curb the flood of low-effort, AI-generated content. Channels built on synthetic music, deepfake news, and recycled visuals are being stripped of revenue if they
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Collaboration: Secure, Sustainable and Border-Free
Why the Future of Collaboration, Learning & Events Is Already Here Securing Collaboration, Engaging Gen Z Learners and Greening Events in 2025 The challenge: Conventional collaboration tools often route data through third-party servers, leaving organisations exposed to compliance risks. At the same time, business travel for meetings and workshops continues to inflate corporate carbon footprints.
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Your Data Isn’t Private: The Need For Secure Communication Tools
Most communication platforms collect and monetise your data without you knowing. Discover how WhatsApp, Zoom, and Facebook Messenger track your conversations—and why switching to a secure, private alternative like Unyted is essential. Book a free demo today.
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Empowering Creatives with Decentralised Platforms
Decentralised music platforms are transforming the creative industry by enhancing revenue sharing for artists, allowing them up to 90% from sales or streams, thus increasing earnings by over 30%. These platforms foster direct artist-fan engagement, resulting in a 50% boost in interactions. Additionally, they offer innovative monetisation methods through NFTs, significantly diversifying income streams for…
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