Users will now be given the chance to report EU illegal content through a simple click of a button, as spotted by Nima Owji. And this is aligned with the Digital Services Act. Other tech giants will soon be forced into taking similar measures as this feature is created to help ensure users make the most of a safe and private browsing experience.
The news comes at a time when the European Commission expressed major concern about how leading tech giants and online platforms were simply not doing enough to report such illegal forms of content. Therefore, strict recommendations were sent out to companies to cater to this guideline or face fines worth billions.
It also highlighted how leading tech platforms should be more responsible in terms of governing their content. And this includes removing, detecting, and also preventing such kinds of content online at a swift pace.
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by Dr. Hura Anwar via Digital Information World
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