This article analyzes the Digital Services Act and its impact on online surveillance practices in Europe, suggesting reforms for freedom of expression.
Key Points
The aim is to explore the implications of the Digital Services Act on online surveillance and individual rights.
Examined the impact of algorithmic systems on information dissemination by platforms.
Analyzed the regulatory frameworks introduced by the Digital Services Act.
Assessed compliance of EU initiatives with freedom of expression and privacy rights.
Identified how platforms' algorithms influence the sharing of information.
Highlighted the expansion of surveillance capabilities through the DSA.
Concluded that new regulations may threaten individual privacy and freedom of expression.