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This establishes a formal notification channel for EU users tied to a specific legal obligation under the EU Digital Services Act, giving EU users a recognised mechanism to flag potentially illegal content.
EU users are permitted to submit notifications about content they believe may be illegal under DSA Article 16.
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If xAI or Customer reasonably suspects a breach of this Section resulting from the activity of Customer's End-Users, it shall promptly notify the other party in writing.
remove or disable access to any relevant content.
"EU users can notify us of content they believe may constitute illegal content (pursuant to DSA Article 16 of the EU Digital Services Act) here.Excerpt from ElevenLabs's Safety Policy
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This establishes a formal notification channel for EU users tied to a specific legal obligation under the EU Digital Services Act, giving EU users a recognised mechanism to flag potentially illegal content.
EU users are permitted to submit notifications about content they believe may be illegal under DSA Article 16.
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