EU accepts Temu plan to remedy Digital Services Act breach
Technology · First reported 26 Oct, 12:55 · Updated 19:10
The European Commission accepted Temu’s plan to address a Digital Services Act breach and gave the company four months to carry out an interim risk assessment. The plan follows a €200 million fine imposed in May.
- The European Commission said it accepted Temu’s action plan on Monday, October 26.
- Temu has four months to conduct an interim risk assessment; the plan includes five measures to address the breach.
- The Commission fined Temu €200 million in May, saying it had not done enough to prevent the sale of illegal products.
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