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DigiD app now also available for people without a smartphone

DigiD app now also available for people without a smartphone

The DigiD app is now available for download directly on computers, expanding access for individuals who do not own a smartphone. This update ensures that approximately one million people in the Netherlands can now use the app's services.

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State Secretary Jo-Annes de Bat has announced that flexible electricity usage must become the new standard for citizens and businesses in the Netherlands due to grid congestion. This shift is necessary to address the increasing strain on the country's power infrastructure.

Cabinet sees no reason for a total ban on camera glasses for now

Cabinet sees no reason for a total ban on camera glasses for now

The Dutch cabinet has decided against a general ban on camera glasses, despite concerns regarding unauthorized recording and privacy. Instead, event organizers may choose to implement their own bans on the devices through internal house rules.

ABP to invest 1 billion euros in European tech companies over the next three years

ABP to invest 1 billion euros in European tech companies over the next three years

Dutch pension fund ABP has announced plans to invest 1 billion euros in young European technology companies over the next three years. The initiative includes an initial contribution of 250 million euros to the Scaleup Europe Fund.

Hours of waiting, missed flights and damages for airlines: queue chaos at Schiphol border control is critical

Hours of waiting, missed flights and damages for airlines: queue chaos at Schiphol border control is critical

The implementation of the new digital Entry/Exit System at Schiphol Airport has led to critical wait times and significant operational chaos. Travelers are facing missed flights and airlines are experiencing financial losses due to these ongoing security control issues.

Chinese car brands give electric vehicle sales in EU a major boost

Chinese car brands give electric vehicle sales in EU a major boost

Sales of new fully electric vehicles in the European Union increased by 45 percent during the first eight months of this year. This growth was largely driven by the rising popularity of Chinese automotive brands such as BYD, Chery, Geely, and Leapmotor.