Online platforms have always held all the cards.
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Online platforms have always held all the cards.
The DSA is changing that. One clear set of rules to protect people across the EU.
It’s about choice. The DSA requires the biggest platforms to offer a feed that isn't based on your personal data. It’s about safety. What’s illegal offline should be illegal online. It’s about freedom. In Europe, you have the right to challenge content moderation decisions taken by platforms.An internet that works for people.
@EUCommission what you need to do is classify chronological feed only with your followers posts as social network, and anything with data based feed, or includes non follower posts as content platforms, then you create different legislation for each, been the second more restrictive
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Online platforms have always held all the cards.
The DSA is changing that. One clear set of rules to protect people across the EU.
It’s about choice. The DSA requires the biggest platforms to offer a feed that isn't based on your personal data. It’s about safety. What’s illegal offline should be illegal online. It’s about freedom. In Europe, you have the right to challenge content moderation decisions taken by platforms.An internet that works for people.
@EUCommission freedom you said ?
https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/dec/2025/2640/oj/eng/pdf -
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