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DSA: A lot of uncertainty remains in Austria

While Germany continues to struggle over the appointment of a Digital Services Coordinator, other EU member states are also faced with the question of what adjustments the Digital Services Act requires and which authorities are to perform the tasks. In Austria, some questions are easier to answer.
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Falk Steiner
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However, there is also some need for discussion about DSA implementation in Vienna. While the EU Commission is supposed to monitor compliance with the DSA for the largest providers such as Facebook, Google, Instagram and Amazon, smaller players are to be monitored in the respective headquarters country or where the European headquarters are located.

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