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The Digital Fairness Act ~~[https://digitalfairnessact.com/]~~ is an upcoming legislative proposal from the European Union by Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and Rule of Law. The Commission acknowledged the potential need for a Digital Fairness Act in their final report on the Digital Fairness Fitness Check published on October 3rd 2024. The European Parliament called for the need for additional consumer protections regarding addictive design on digital platforms in their Resolution on Addictive Design adopted on December 12th 2023. These two key documents (Commission’s report on Digital fairness, and Parliament’s resolution on Addictive design) are expected to be used as the basis for the Digital Fairness Act.

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'''The Digital Fairness Act''' is an upcoming legislative proposal from the European Union by Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and Rule of Law. The Commission acknowledged the potential need for a Digital Fairness Act in their final report on the Digital Fairness Fitness Check published on October 3rd 2024. The European Parliament called for the need for additional consumer protections regarding addictive design on digital platforms in their Resolution on Addictive Design adopted on December 12th 2023. These two key documents (Commission’s report on Digital fairness, and Parliament’s resolution on Addictive design) are expected to be used as the basis for the Digital Fairness Act.

==Objective of the proposal==

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[[Category:~~Common terms~~]]

==External links==

*[https://digitalfairnessact.com/ Official website]

[[Category:Legislation in Europe]]

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-The Digital Fairness Act [https://digitalfairnessact.com/] is an upcoming legislative proposal from the European Union by Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and Rule of Law. The Commission acknowledged the potential need for a Digital Fairness Act in their final report on the Digital Fairness Fitness Check published on October 3rd 2024. The European Parliament called for the need for additional consumer protections regarding addictive design on digital platforms in their Resolution on Addictive Design adopted on December 12th 2023. These two key documents (Commission’s report on Digital fairness, and Parliament’s resolution on Addictive design) are expected to be used as the basis for the Digital Fairness Act.
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+'''The Digital Fairness Act''' is an upcoming legislative proposal from the European Union by Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice and Rule of Law. The Commission acknowledged the potential need for a Digital Fairness Act in their final report on the Digital Fairness Fitness Check published on October 3rd 2024. The European Parliament called for the need for additional consumer protections regarding addictive design on digital platforms in their Resolution on Addictive Design adopted on December 12th 2023. These two key documents (Commission’s report on Digital fairness, and Parliament’s resolution on Addictive design) are expected to be used as the basis for the Digital Fairness Act.
 ==Objective of the proposal==
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-[[Category:Common terms]]
+==External links==
+*[https://digitalfairnessact.com/ Official website]
+[[Category:Legislation in Europe]]