EU Digital Services Act Compliance Statement

1. Introduction

The EU Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) establishes harmonized rules for online platforms that host user-generated content. These obligations strengthen transparency, safety, accountability, algorithmic governance, and rights for EU users. Vexor is fully committed to meeting all DSA requirements applicable to hosting platforms and online intermediaries.

As Vexor grows, we will continuously assess whether additional obligations apply, including those assigned to Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs).

2. Illegal Content Removal

In accordance with Articles 8–10 of the DSA, Vexor maintains robust processes for detecting, reviewing, and removing illegal content. Vexor will:

• Remove or disable access to illegal content upon receiving a valid notice.
• Provide users with accessible in-app tools to report illegal material.
• Inform affected users of enforcement decisions and provide reasons (Statement of Reasons).
• Document enforcement actions in a secure internal database.
• Preserve relevant data where required for law enforcement cooperation.

Illegal content includes but is not limited to: CSAM, terrorism material, hate crimes, serious threats, counterfeit goods, and activities prohibited under EU or national law.

3. Notice-and-Action Mechanism

Individuals, organizations, and authorities may submit a formal notice of illegal content. To be valid under the DSA, notices must include:

• A clear explanation of the alleged violation
• The exact URL(s) or content identifier(s)
• The legal basis underpinning the claim
• Contact information for follow-up

Valid notices trigger priority review and may result in immediate actions depending on severity and risk.

4. Trusted Flaggers

Vexor cooperates with EU-recognized Trusted Flaggers under Article 22 of the DSA. Reports from Trusted Flaggers receive:

• Priority review
• Accelerated enforcement processes
• Direct communication channels for follow-up

We maintain audit logs for all reports submitted by these entities.

5. Transparency Reporting

Under Articles 15 and 24 of the DSA, Vexor publishes periodic transparency reports that disclose:

• Amounts of content removed or restricted
• Number of user reports received and processed
• Breakdown of enforcement actions and categories
• Appeals submitted and outcomes
• Automated vs. manual moderation volumes

Reports are published quarterly and annually to ensure ongoing accountability.

6. User Rights

The Digital Services Act grants users important rights, all of which Vexor fully supports. Users may:

• Appeal moderation decisions directly within the platform.
• Request out-of-court dispute resolution with certified bodies.
• Access clear explanations for algorithmic recommendations.
• Opt out of personalized recommendations in favor of chronological or non-profiled feeds.
• Receive structured notices explaining the reason behind content removals or restrictions.

These rights are integral to Vexor’s user-first safety and fairness model.

7. Additional DSA Compliance Measures

Depending on future growth or classification under EU law, Vexor may implement enhanced obligations, including:

• Systemic risk assessments
• Independent annual audits
• Algorithmic transparency and data access for regulators
• Mitigation of risks related to minors, misinformation, or platform abuse
• Public ad libraries (if required for sponsored content)

Even before these requirements become mandatory, Vexor proactively adopts industry-leading governance and transparency practices.

8. Contact

For compliance inquiries, regulatory requests, or DSA-related matters, contact:
DSA Compliance Office: dsa@vexor.to
Legal Department: legal@vexor.to
Transparency Office: transparency@vexor.to