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European Commission sets up code of conduct against disinformation

News RoomBy News RoomFebruary 13, 20253 Mins Read
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The European Commission and the European Board for Digital Services launched a significant decision to support the new Code of Practice on Disinformation (CoD), which has been迈进 of registration under the Digital Services Act (DSA). This move, collectively signed by signatories including leading tech companies such as Google, Meta, Microsoft, and TikTok, aimed to harmonize global perspectives on combating disinformation. The CoD would align international digital governance practices, particularly concerning the regulation of factual integrity in digital platforms.

The key to this collaboration was funding and Maximizing the visibility and contributions of these firms, who had previously played a dominant role in the U.S. tech sector. Meta, in particular, saw a drastic shift in its policies following the adoption of the Code of Practice, where it removed fact-checking moderation and shifted its focus to more transparent practices. This contrast highlights the EU’s commitment to broader international efforts to combat disinformation, while China and other developing nations also noted the need for a unified strategy to protect digital sovereignty.

The adoption of the Code of Practice was met with significant support from the European Commission’s Executive Vice-President, Focus-Sovereignty and Security and Democracy Henna Virkkunen. Virkkunen emphasized the EU’s desire for a safe and regulated digital environment, where citizens could navigate online without being targeted or misled. The decision to introduce the Code of Practice was a pivotal step in advancing the EU’s digital governance framework, which continues to play a critical role in the fight against disinformation in the digital domain.

The new CoD focuses on identifying and mitigating risks associated with conflicts between European Union (EU) organizations and the technology sector. It introduces a role for fact-checking and responsible information disclosure within digital surveillance and regulation. The code will also emphasize the importance of transparency, as it aims to reduce the detection of bots and accounts-driven tools that spread misinformation. Additionally, it will provide guidelines for platforms to prevent bot activation and other forms of malicious content creation, ensuring a more secure and reliable online environment.

The annual independent audit conducted by the CoD is a critical measure to ensure compliance with the new regulations. This process will involve reviewing existing policies and documentation, and will serve as a benchmark for all relevant parties. Over time, this mechanism will help align companies within the digital ecosystem in their approach to fact-checking and information clearance, fostering a cohesive and coordinated response to the challenges posed by disinformation.

The EU Commission’s recognition of this move has been widespread. By 2024, almost 80% of the signatories to the Code of Practice prerequisite documents are EU countries, demonstrating the commitment to digital governance in the EU. This step is not merely aadaş intervention but a coordinated effort to create a unified digital strategy, aligning policies globally and ensuring a safer, more informed online space for all participants.

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