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France Approves $11.2 Billion Internet Tax Based on Data Usage
- The French National Assembly approved a new internet tax on October 30.
- The tax amounts to 0.65 euros per gigabyte of internet data accessed by users.
- The tax is expected to generate $11.2 billion in revenue.
- Major companies like Google, Netflix, TikTok, and Meta will be affected by this tax.
- The tax was approved with a narrow vote of 11-10.
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Tom's Hardware·
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Hacker News·
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