As EU platforms law turns three, dispute resolution bodies still face uncertainties
By Júlia Tar ( March 4, 2025, 16:13 GMT | Comment) -- Since the EU’s Digital Services Act passed into law in 2022, out-of-court dispute settlement bodies have been tasked with handling appeals from users who challenge platforms’ decisions on content removal. But aspects of their role remains unclear, and they continue to face challenges. Among these are questions arising over what content can be appealed and how users can report violations as platforms change their moderation strategies.Three years after the EU's Digital Services Act became law, the role of the expert bodies that it envisaged to handle user complaints remains unclear, and they continue to face challenges....
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