TikTok, the popular social-media platform owned by Chinese company Bytedance, known for its catchy music videos and various trendy challenges, is paving the way for fulfilling the censorship regulatory guidelines set forth by the European Union through the imminent Digital Services Act (DSA). The famed social app is rolling out new features specifically tailored to its European patron base, intending to bolster its adherence to EU regulatory standards.
Watch our video report on the EU’s censorship law here.
The new guidelines regulated by the DSA require online giants such as TikTok, Google, and other large platforms to actively monitor the content on their platforms and remove “harmful” material.
Significantly, these platforms will also be mandated to share data with relevant authorities.
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