EC Finds Meta and TikTok in Violation of DSA Transparency Rules
Meta and TikTok have been found by the European Commission (EC) to have failed to provide researchers with adequate access to public data, as required by the Digital Services Act (DSA).The EC announced preliminary findings which indicated that both companies did not comply with the DSA's transparency requirements.
- TikTok and Meta Platforms failed to grant researchers access to public data.
- Meta also failed to provide users with straightforward mechanisms to report illegal content and challenge content moderation decisions.
The DSA focuses on content moderation, user privacy, and transparency, complementing the EC's Digital Markets Act.
Ensuring researchers have access to platform data is a key transparency requirement under the DSA.
The regulation grants European Union users the right to challenge content moderation decisions, such as content removal or account suspension.
Author's summary: Meta and TikTok broke DSA rules.
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