Chiar de la introducerea legislaţiei digitale de referinţă a UE – Actul legislativ privind privind pieţele digitale (Digital Markets Act – DMA) şi Actul legislativ privind serviciile digitale (Digital Services Act – DSA) – Comisia Europeană avut în vizor marile companii de tehnologie şi platformele online pentru diverse probleme de conformitate, relatează platforma media European Newsroom (enr) în articolul de fond publicat miercuri.
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