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European Union Regulation on strengthening consumer protection for digital services and products
Consumers who receive fake, unsafe, or misrepresented items from Temu have company-level return and refund options — Temu public guidance says shoppers can request returns via the app/site, choose ref...
Laws about whether internet service providers (ISPs) must notify authorities when users access illegal content differ by regime and by the kind of content; European Digital Services Act (DSA) creates ...
If you accidentally encounter illegal content online, immediate steps typically recommended by legal experts and regulators are: stop viewing or downloading the material, preserve minimal evidence for...
If you host or run a commercial unauthorized streaming service in the U.S., federal law now allows felony charges with prison terms (commonly cited as up to 3–5 years, rising to 10 years for repeat or...
The European Commission fined Elon Musk’s platform X €120 million under the Digital Services Act (DSA) for breaches tied to transparency and harmful content obligations; U.S. Trump administration alli...
Age verification laws have measurably reshaped where and how pornography is produced and distributed: lawmakers across the US, EU, UK, Australia and other jurisdictions have tightened requirements sin...
There is no clear, Hungary-specific statutory process for verifying the ages of performers in Hungarian adult films; existing documentation shows legal permission for pornography, general child-suitab...
England’s online-speech framework, anchored by the Online Safety Act and Ofcom enforcement, is than the near-absolute free-speech approach of the United States and sits within a broader European trend...