european commission digital services act

EU threatens Meta, TikTok

EU charges Meta over illegal content systems under Digital Services Act

The European Union has charged Meta Platforms Inc. for allegedly failing to properly handle illegal content on Facebook and Instagram, marking the bloc’s first such accusation against a major social media company under its landmark Digital Services Act (DSA).

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Top EU body finds both Meta and TikTok in breach of EU Digital Services Act

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EU accuses TikTok, Meta of violating transparency rules under digital law

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The Digital Services Act Could Kill AI Overviews in the EU and Damage American Companies

Last month, a coalition of European media companies filed a formal complaint against Google’s AI Overviews—which summarize ...

The News International

Instagram, Facebook violates EU “Digital Services Act” over illegal content

Social media apps, Instagram and Facebook, have breached European Union digital regulations by failing to provide effective ...

Compliance Week

European Commission informs X it may be in breach of Digital Services Act

The European Commission informed X, formerly Twitter, that it may be the first company found to be in violation of the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) in areas “linked to dark ...

Jurist

European Commission launches formal proceedings against TikTok under Digital Services Act

The European Commission opened formal proceedings against TikTok on Monday for potential breaches of the Digital Services Act (DSA), a European regulation created to protect online ...

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