Digital Services Act (DSA) in Full Effect

UK Version of GDPR

The Digital Services Act, applicable since early 2024, imposes new obligations on online platforms and marketplaces to mitigate illegal content, disinformation, and unfair practices. “Very large” platforms face specific transparency, risk analysis, and content moderation requirements. These rules intersect with data protection compliance when handling user-generated content and profiling—making integration of DPO oversight and compliance frameworks critical.
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