EU Accepts Temu Plan to Fix DSA Breach

The European Commission accepted Temu's action plan to resolve Digital Services Act breaches following a May fine. Temu must now conduct an interim risk assessment within four months.

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The European Commission accepted Temu's action plan to remedy Digital Services Act breaches on Monday morning, following a €200M ($224.08M) fine imposed in May. The Chinese online retail platform now faces a four-month window to conduct an interim risk assessment of its content moderation systems. The regulatory approval comes as China-based platforms navigate shifting EU compliance requirements and broader fee structures.

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