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The Union of the Slovak Republic welcomes the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Justice Act, which responds to proven shortcomings in consumer protection in the online environment. We fully support the objectives of the initiative, in particular: prohibition of manipulative design features (dark patterns), liability for unmarked or harmful influencer marketing, protection against addictive design of…
Filed in Slovak · English published by the European Commission
As the umbrella organisation of consumer organisations in the field of consumer protection, the Union of Slovakia welcomes the initiative of the European Commission and considers the proposal for a Digital Justice Act as a key step towards aligning the digital market with the principles of trust, equality and accountability.
Filed in Slovak · English published by the European Commission
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