What is Trusted flagger?
Trusted flagger means: A trusted flagger is an entity awarded special status under the Digital Services Act for expertise and reliability in flagging illegal content. Source: EUR-Lex: Digital Services Act.
Why it matters
Online platforms must process notices from trusted flaggers with priority, affecting content moderation workflows.
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What is Trusted flagger?
A trusted flagger is an entity awarded special status under the Digital Services Act for expertise and reliability in flagging illegal content.
Why does Trusted flagger matter in EU policy?
Online platforms must process notices from trusted flaggers with priority, affecting content moderation workflows.
Where can I verify the definition of Trusted flagger?
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