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ARTICLE · 12 AUGUST 2024

Ready, Set, DSA

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The Digital Services Act ("DSA") is already applicable to the big internet players and from 17 February 2024...

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The Digital Services Act ("DSA") is already applicable to the big internet players and from 17 February 2024 will finally apply to all other intermediary services too. There are many new obligations, but what does this mean practically speaking? And does the DSA even apply to your business at all? What do you need to change on your website, in your internal compliance system or in your general terms and conditions? What do you have to report to authorities? And what can happen if you fail to comply? We have you covered.

Special provisions only applicable to very large online platforms ("VLOPs") and very large online search engines ("VLOSEs") are not considered in this article.

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