Margrethe Vestager: If we want to define the market, to set out what's acceptable and what isn't, then what we need is not more competition enforcement. We need regulation, so we may also need broader rules to make sure that the way companies collect and use data doesn't harm the fundamental values of our society.

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If we want to define the market, to set out what's acceptable and what isn't, then what we need is not more competition enforcement. We need regulation, so we may also need broader rules to make sure that the way companies collect and use data doesn't harm the fundamental values of our society.

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Margrethe Vestager

Margrethe Vestager (born 13 April 1968 at Glostrup, Zealand) is a Danish politician, who served as a Member of Parliament (Folketing) since 20 November 2001, representing the Danish Social Liberal Party (Radikale Venstre).

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If we want to define the market, to set out what's acceptable and what isn't, then what we need is not more competition enforcement. We need regulation, so we may also need broader rules to make sure that the way companies collect and use data doesn't harm the fundamental values of our society.