Google expands transparency for ads, content, policy as EU's new rules kick in
Google is the latest big tech company to make changes to comply with the EU's new content moderation rules, the Digital Services Act.
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Google is the latest big tech company to make changes to comply with the EU's new content moderation rules, the Digital Services Act.
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Google has said it will increase how much information it provides about ads targeted at users in the European Union. It is also expanding data access to Google has said it will increase how much information it provides about ads targeted at users in the European Union. It is also expanding data access to third party researchers studying systemic content risks in the region.
Google will provide more information on targeted advertisements and give researchers more access to data on how its products work, to comply with landmark European Union online content rules, the Alphabet unit said on Thursday. Known as the Digital Services Act (DSA), the new rules are more onerous for Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Twitter, booking.com, Pinterest, Snap Inc's Snapchat, Wikipedia, Zalando and Alibaba's AliExpress because of their large number of users.
Google says it will provide more information about EU-targeted ads. It is also giving third-party researchers studying regional systemic content risks data. The actions are among several it’s announcing today to comply with the bloc’s Digital Services Act. Friday (August 25) is the DSA compliance deadline for larger platforms with more than 45 million regional …