The document includes a dedicated Digital Services Act (DSA) information page for EU users, indicating that Udemy has established DSA-specific disclosures and compliance obligations applicable to EU-based users of the platform.
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The presence of a DSA-specific information page indicates that Udemy has designated itself as subject to DSA obligations, which may include content moderation transparency, recommender system disclosures, and reporting mechanisms for EU users.
Interpretive note: The operative DSA disclosure language was not reproduced in the provided document text; this summary is inferred from the document's reference to a DSA information page for EU users.
Removal of DSA compliance language reduces regulatory accountability for content moderation, algorithmic transparency, and user protection obligations in EU markets.
View full change record →EU users of the Udemy platform are covered by additional disclosures and rights under the Digital Services Act, as documented in Udemy's DSA information page, which may include transparency about content moderation and recommender system practices.
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Compare across platforms →(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) imposes transparency, notice-and-action, and redress obligations on online platforms operating in the EU.
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The presence of a DSA-specific information page indicates that Udemy has designated itself as subject to DSA obligations, which may include content moderation transparency, recommender system disclosures, and reporting mechanisms for EU users.
EU users of the Udemy platform are covered by additional disclosures and rights under the Digital Services Act, as documented in Udemy's DSA information page, which may include transparency about content moderation and recommender system practices.
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