DSA forces platforms to overblock risky content fearing massive fines. Platforms delete non-illegal material preemptively to avoid penalties. Trusted flaggers appointed by states prioritize government-favored reports for instant removal. Poland lacks any legal definition of disinformation enabling arbitrary abuse. Governments can designate pro-regime organizations as trusted flaggers to silence critics. DSA risks becoming global censorship regime threatening Western free speech. Over 50 NGOs warn DSA violates EU fundamental rights via vague terms like systemic risk. Platforms gain gatekeeper power over human rights thresholds. Critics label DSA Big Brother law suppressing global dissent. Polish implementation heightens censorship risks without clear criteria. Media investigations and government critiques become deletable disinformation. DSA exports EU restrictions worldwide via global platforms. US Republicans decry DSA as disguised censorship empowering regulators. No judicial process required for content removals. Regulation weakens democratic discourse by limiting opinion diversity.