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What Europe's copyright overhaul way for YouTube, Fb and the best way you utilize the web

In case you are an web person in Europe, chances are high that the best way you utilize platforms like YouTube and Fb may well be about to shift tremendously.
If you're an internet user in Europe, chances are the way you use platforms like YouTube and Facebook could be about to shift drastically.

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