Tech firms say EU rules should ensure they are regulated in their bases


FILE PHOTO: EU flags flutter in front of the European Commission headquarters in Brussels, Belgium October 2, 2019. REUTERS/Yves Herman/File Photo

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Proposed European Union rules targeting tech companies should ensure that they are regulated in the EU country where they are based, Twitter, online video platform Vimeo Inc and three other companies said on Thursday.

Tech companies are concerned that European countries seeking to grab regulatory power over them may try to amend the "country of origin" principle in the Digital Services Act (DSA) draft.

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