...hmm....I'm no expert but as I read and understand it (in german) PF should get a warning first but it should anyhow neither fall into the target group nor is it big enough.
...When online platforms decide to remove content, they must now provide all affected users with information called an "explanation of reasons," explaining why that content was removed or restricted....
Here a translation of an important part:
....The Digital Services Act (DSA) applies to all online intermediaries and platforms in the EU, such as online marketplaces, social networks, content-sharing platforms, app stores, and online travel and accommodation platforms.
Small and micro-enterprises are exempt from some rules that may be more burdensome for them. The Commission will carefully monitor the impact of the new regulation on SMEs.
Very large online platforms and search engines (VLOPs and VLOSEs) have additional obligations....
digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/de/faqs/digital-services-act-questions-and-answers
....and this:
...The new rules include an EU-wide framework for detecting, labeling, and removing illegal content, as well as new risk assessment obligations for very large online platforms and search engines to determine how illegal content spreads on their services.
What constitutes illegal content is defined in other laws, either at EU or national level-for example, terrorist content, child sexual abuse material, or illegal hate speech at EU level. If content is illegal only in a specific Member State, it should generally only be removed in the territory where it is illegal....
*shrugs*
