Add to ORKGThe European Commission has proposed a new Digital Services Act package to tackle illegal online content and create a ‘safer digital space’. Joseph Downing examines how the new package of legislation might affect the way we communicate online, and whether we should be concerned at the prospect of EU officials having the power to set standards concerning illegal digital content
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