France's new 'internet tax', which was meant to stop tech giants from sending huge amounts of data to your smartphone, has been killed off
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France's per-gigabyte "internet tax" on Netflix, Google and Meta lasted only five days before the budget it rode in on was rejected 458-0.
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France's new 'internet tax', which was meant to stop tech giants from sending huge amounts of data to your smartphone, has been killed off
France's per-gigabyte "internet tax" on Netflix, Google and Meta lasted only five days before the budget it rode in on was rejected 458-0.
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