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Digital Services Act - Information on Average Monthly Active Recipients in the European Union

The Digital Services Act (DSA) is a significant piece of legislation designed to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital services, ensuring a safer and more accountable online environment within the European Union (EU). A vital component of the DSA pertains to the reporting and management of Average Monthly Active Recipients. In this article, we will provide a clear understanding of this concept and its implications.

What are Average Monthly Active Recipients?

Average Monthly Active Recipients (AMAR) is a key metric outlined in the DSA that digital service providers are required to monitor and report. It refers to the number of users, both individuals and legal entities, who have actively used a digital service within the European Union in a given calendar month. These users can include consumers, businesses, and other entities that engage with digital services hosted or offered within the EU.

Why is AMAR Important?

The AMAR metric is essential for several reasons:

1. Accountability: It allows digital service providers to be accountable for the activities and content on their platforms. Tracking AMAR helps in evaluating the scale and impact of their services, which is crucial for ensuring that digital services adhere to EU regulations.

2. Compliance: The DSA aims to establish clear rules and guidelines for digital services. AMAR helps in measuring compliance with the DSA by quantifying the reach and engagement of these services within the EU.

3. User Protection: By monitoring and reporting AMAR, digital service providers contribute to the overall safety of the digital landscape in the EU. It enables authorities to swiftly address issues related to illegal content, hate speech, and other harmful activities.

4. Transparency: AMAR data supports transparency by providing users, authorities, and stakeholders with insights into the popularity and reach of specific digital services. This transparency promotes trust and informed decision-making.

Reporting AMAR

Digital service providers, as defined by the DSA, must report AMAR regularly to EU authorities. Reporting should include detailed information about the number and type of active recipients, as well as information about the measures taken to address illegal content and the safety measures in place on the platform.

The DSA also imposes certain requirements regarding data protection, ensuring that user privacy and data security are respected during the collection and reporting of AMAR.

Consequences of Non-Compliance

Non-compliance with AMAR reporting requirements and other DSA provisions may result in penalties, fines, or other regulatory actions as prescribed by the DSA. It is imperative for digital service providers to fully understand and comply with these obligations to avoid legal repercussions.

Conclusion

The Average Monthly Active Recipients (AMAR) metric is a fundamental component of the Digital Services Act (DSA), designed to promote transparency, accountability, and user protection within the European Union. By effectively measuring and reporting AMAR, digital service providers contribute to a safer online environment while complying with EU regulations. Understanding and adhering to these reporting requirements is crucial for both digital service providers and the EU authorities to ensure the success of the DSA in regulating the digital landscape.

Reports

2023

11 OCTOBER — 10 NOVEMBER

23.31M

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