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Privacy AMA on 22.10.: Ralf Bendrath answers your questions

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Golem.de invites you to a live video AMA with privacy expert Ralf Bendrath on October 22. Focus: Cyber Resilience Act, Digital Networks Act, and Kids Act.

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Got a question about the Cyber Resilience Act, want to know what the Digital Networks Act brings, or wondering what the Kids Act means for families? On October 22, you have the chance to ask directly – live and on video. Golem.de is hosting an Ask Me Anything (AMA) with its privacy expert Ralf Bendrath.

The focus is on three major pieces of EU legislation: the Cyber Resilience Act, the Digital Networks Act, and the Kids Act. What's behind them, what changes concretely for you, and what questions remain open? That's exactly what Golem wants to go through with you – and specifically around digital policy in general.

Your counterpart: Ralf Bendrath, Golem's expert for digital policy. He'll put the initiatives in context, explain the background, and answer your questions as directly and concretely as possible. An AMA lives from the topics that really concern you – not from prepared slides.

What's on the agenda for October 22

The three initiatives mentioned affect very different areas. The Cyber Resilience Act targets the security of networked devices – everything that's connected to the network at your home, in the office, or in your pocket. The Digital Networks Act turns the dials of network infrastructure. The Kids Act is meant to better protect children and young people in the digital space. How this affects products, providers, and ultimately your daily life is still under political discussion – and that's exactly where the AMA comes in.

What an AMA brings – and why it's worth joining

An Ask Me Anything is an open Q&A format: You bring your topics, the expert answers. It can be a specific question about one of the three laws, a clarification question about EU legislation, or a completely different digital policy topic that's been on your mind for weeks. The advantage over classic articles: You get an answer to exactly what interests you – not what an editorial team considers important.

Cyber Resilience Act, Digital Networks Act, Kids Act: In our live video AMA on October 22, you can ask our expert Ralf Bendrath anything about digital policy.

Source: Golem.de

So if you've been carrying a question about current digital policy around with you for a while: October 22 is your chance to get it off your chest – live.

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