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“We’ve now got strong evidence backed by well over 100–150 randomized controlled trials,” he says. “We can take mental health care out of formal, specialist-delivered settings.”
Transparency is a key focus of the DSA, requiring platforms to disclose how they handle user data and make content moderation decisions.

The DSA is a response to the rapid digital transformation and the new risks and challenges it brings, ensuring a fair and open online platform environment.
One of the drivers for the DSA was the need to address the diverging national laws in the EU, which created barriers to the internal market.

The DSA also aims to foster innovation, growth, and competitiveness in the EU's digital economy by providing legal certainty and a single set of rules.
Online Marketplaces: Websites like eBay and Etsy, which connect buyers and sellers.

App Stores: Platforms like Google Play and Apple's App Store.

Online Travel and Accommodation Platforms: Services like Airbnb and Booking dot com
Businesses most likely to be affected by the DSA are:

Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs): Companies like Facebook, YouTube, and Amazon, which have over 45 million users in the EU.

Content-Sharing Platforms: Platforms such as TikTok and Instagram, where user-generated content is shared widely.
The DSA introduces new obligations for very large online platforms (VLOPs) to prevent misuse of their systems and undergo independent audits.

The DSA applies to platforms with over 45 million users in the EU. Bluesky isn't there yet, but we're growing fast!
The DSA requires platforms to take action against illegal content and cooperate with 'trusted flaggers' to identify and remove such content.

For consumers, the DSA means stronger protection against harmful content, including hate speech and disinformation.
The DSA protects users' fundamental rights online, ensuring better control over what they see and more transparency about how their data is used.

Businesses, especially smaller platforms and startups, will benefit from a level playing field and easier access to EU-wide markets.
📢 The EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) is coming! 📢

The Digital Services Act (DSA) aims to create a safer, more transparent online environment. It sets clear rules for digital services, including social media and marketplaces

#digitalsafety #DigitalServicesAct #OnlineSafety #TechPolicy
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Terrific article #auspol #mediasky
How the Social Media Ban Harms Children

*Social media is a life line for socially excluded children