What is the Digital Services Act supposed to achieve?
By DW
21 February 2024 |
10:56 am
The Digital Services Act sets out effective means for all actors in the online ecosystem to counter illegal content, but also illegal goods and services: Users are empowered to report illegal content in an easy and effective way.
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