Not child’s play: DSA is on the ho • Table.Briefings

The upcoming trilogue on the Digital Services Act on April 22 is supposed to be the final one, and the players are actually in agreement on that: two days before the second round of the French presidential elections, a signal is supposed to go out that Europe is capable of acting. However, the questions that are still unanswered are a tough one.

The main sticking points before the trilogue are two issues that have not yet been finally resolved: first, the issue of dark patterns, for which the French Council Presidency has firmly promised a solution in the DSA in the course of the negotiations on the Digital Markets Act. And secondly, the Parliament’s express wish for better protection of minors from behavioral advertising – so-called tracking.

Not child’s play: DSA is on the home stretch

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