https://apnews.com/d99bd1d298d44737b9fe7cbd6a4f1ab2

LONDON (AP) — The European Union's powerful competition chief has indicated she's looking at expanding regulations on personal data, dropping an initial hint about how she plans to use new powers against tech companies.

Margrethe Vestager said Friday that while Europeans have control over their own data through the EU's existing data privacy rules, they don't address problems stemming from the way companies use other people's data, "to draw conclusions about me or to undermine democracy."