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EU begins its latest crackdown on online content moderation.

The European Union has outlined 19 platforms that will be subject to stricter regulations under the upcoming Digital Services Act.

Unsurprisingly, it includes Amazon, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and other Google services, all of which have four months to comply with rules about harmful and illegal content. More surprisingly… so does Wikipedia.

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