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6 years in court fighting against arbitrary censorship. What about user empowerment promised by the DSA?

In March 2024, the District Court in Warsaw ruled that Meta Ireland Inc. must restore the pages and content published by the Polish CSO, Civil Drug Policy Initiative (SIN), on Instagram and Facebook.

07.05.2025 Text

SIN vs Facebook lead visual presenting moderation algorithms at work

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Reopening the GDPR is a threat to rights, accountability, and the future of EU digital policy

In a joint letter, EDRi, together with 107 civil society organisations, academics, companies, trade unions, and experts is calling on the European Commission to reject any reopening of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), and to reaffirm it as a cornerstone of of the

19.05.2025