The European Commission has launched a preliminary investigation into the Temu platform, which failed to properly assess the risks of spreading illegal products. Analysis showed that users may encounter non-compliant products such as toys and electronics. The Commission will continue investigations in 2024, working with national authorities and others. The DSA regulation requires platforms to implement consumer protection measures, and vice-president Henna Virkkunen stressed the importance of online safety in the EU.
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Temu, vizată de Comisia Europeană pentru nereguli privind produsele ilegale vândute online
Temu, în vizorul CE: platforma de comerț online încalcă Regulamentul privind serviciile digitale în ceea ce priveşte produsele ilegale
Temu ar putea plăti amenzi de până la 6% din cifra de afaceri anuală globală dacă Bruxelles-ul confirmă încălcarea obligației de a evalua riscurile legate de diseminarea produselor ilegale
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