The European Union’s Digital Services Act put additional limits on Big Tech to protect users online. But does it only help people across the pond?
If you live in the United States, probably not much — at first, anyway. This legislation is, after all, designed to benefit consumers across the pond.Many of the companies affected are based in the United States, and among the many provisions of the DSA are rules mandating heightened transparency from the companies that shape the way we use the web.
It’s also possible that companies that have developed specific tools and features to comply with the DSA in Europe could make them available elsewhere. That’s not as outlandish as it sounds: When working to make its products and services compliant with Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation , Microsoft decided to also extend those protections and tools to all of its customers.“The key is that the DSA may well change the expectations of U.S.
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