Platforms are required to act. We notify them properly.
Since 2024, the EU's Digital Services Act requires all platforms to receive and process notices about illegal content — and to respond with reasons. A properly written notice completely changes your odds.
What a DSA notice does for you
Obligation to respond
The platform can no longer ignore the report: it has to review it and give you a reasoned decision.
Priority handling
A precise notice, with legal grounds and the exact location of the content, gets processed faster than a simple "report".
Right to appeal
If the platform refuses, it's required to offer internal appeal channels — and we use all of them.
Real escalation
On an unjustified refusal, we go to the out-of-court dispute settlement body, and to the Digital Services Coordinator.
When we use DSA
DSA is the right tool when content is illegal, not just unpleasant: defamation, harassment, non-consensual intimate content, scams, impersonation, violations of your rights.
An ordinary "report" gets lost in the queue. A DSA notice drafted with the correct legal grounds, exact URLs, and a clear explanation of the illegality enters a track the platform is required to take seriously.
We draft every notice like a mini case file: what the content is, where it is, why it's illegal, what we're asking for. Then we track the deadlines and respond to every decision.
We combine DSA with our other tools — GDPR for personal data, DMCA for copyright — to attack the same problem on multiple fronts at once.
A DSA notice includes
- Exact identification of the content (URLs, screenshots)
- A reasoned explanation of the illegality
- The correct legal basis for each element
- The declarations required by the regulation
- Tracking of deadlines and the platform's response
Illegal content? There's a mandatory procedure.
Send us the links and we'll tell you if a DSA notice is the right path — or if there's a faster one.
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