Commission seeks feedback on draft trusted flaggers guidelines under the Digital Services Act
EU — European Commission (Press Corner) · 2026-05-29 · EU · verified record
Themes: Online marketplaces · Online platforms · Search services
Ecosystems: EU Digital Services Act
The European Commission is seeking feedback on its draft guidelines on trusted flaggers, organisations specialised in identifying illegal content online, to ensure a clear and consistent framework under the Digital Services Act (DSA). Under the DSA, online platforms must prioritise trusted flaggers' notices signalling illegal content, such as child abuse, intellectual property rights violations and online fraud, while retaining responsibility for verifying whether the content is illegal. Over 70 trusted flaggers with diverse expertise have already been designated. They include the Bank of Irel
The European Commission is seeking feedback on its draft guidelines on trusted flaggers, organisations specialised in identifying illegal content online, to ensure a clear and consistent framework under the Digital Services Act (DSA). Under the DSA, online platforms must prioritise trusted flaggers' notices signalling illegal content, such as child abuse, intellectual property rights violations and online fraud, while retaining responsibility for verifying whether the content is illegal. Over 70 trusted flaggers with diverse expertise have already been designated. They include the Bank of Irel…
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