Abstract:Background: Over the past two decades, online platforms in Europe have shifted from being relatively passive intermediaries to powerful actors that influence information flows, public opinion, and digital markets. Early voluntary initiatives failed to deliver consistent transparency or accountability, which led the EU to introduce binding frameworks — the Digital Services Act (DSA) and Digital Markets Act (DMA). Both build on the General Data Protection...
Key Word: Digital literacy; Platform regulation; Transparency; User Awareness
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