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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2025
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Lazy question as I haven't followed the DSA closely and Wikipedia seems very surface level - does it do stupid privacy invasive crap and forget small sites exist like the UK's Online Safety Act?
The Wikipedia page doesn't sound too bad, but IANAL.
The regulation linked from the wiki article only includes the word "age" three times and actually states:
Haven't looked at it any more than that, but it sounds like it's already been in effect for ~2 years?