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Awareness Campaign On Digital Services Act Launched By The Netherlands Authority For Consumers And Markets

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The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has launched an information campaign to raise awareness in respect of the rights users enjoy under the European Digital Services Act (DSA).

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The NetherlandsAuthority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has launched an information campaign to raise awareness in respect of the rights users enjoy under the European Digital Services Act (DSA). Recent studies of the ACM show that awareness of the DSA is strikingly low, even though a majority of consumers report that they have experienced DSA-related problems on online platforms.

Background: The DSA and ACM's supervisory role

Since 17 February 2024, the DSA has been fully applicable across the EU. The DSA introduces new rights for users and due diligence obligations for online platforms and digital services, aiming to ensure a safer, fairer, and more transparent online environment.

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Awareness Campaign On Digital Services Act Launched By The Netherlands Authority For Consumers And Markets

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