The European Union appears unwavering in its commitment to regulate the tech sector despite warnings from the United States. The Trump administration has threatened to respond should the bloc not drop some of its tech rules but in a social media post the European Commission suggests it will do no such thing. William Denselow reports from Brussels.
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