DIGITAL SERVICES ACT AND THE LAW WILL TARGETS, DISINFORMATION, HATE SPEECH AND OTHER HARMFUL CONTENT

The new rules of the digital services Act, would be able to ask tech companies more accountable for content created by users and amplified by their platforms algorithms. The biggest online platforms defined as having more than 45 million users, will face extra scrutiny. Under the digital services Act, one half of an overhaul for these nations efforts to rein the social media companies and other digital platforms, behaving like they are too big to care and would be able to ask for the disinformation, hate speech and other harmful online contents and the law will also enforce tech companies to make it easier for the users so that merits and demerits of the Digital services Act may be approved and would be able to ask tech companies like Google face book and the present Meta to have police their platform more strictly and would take down a wide range of illegal content, including the material that promotes, terrorism, child abuse, hate speech as well as the commercial scams and the disinformation but still there is no approval of the law targets because of the pending negotiations .