EU mandates platforms prioritize trusted flaggers' notices on illegal content like hate speech.
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Trusted flaggers detect illegal online content such as hate speech and terrorism. Platforms must treat their notices with priority due to expected accuracy. Only EU-based entities qualify for trusted flagger status. Digital Services Coordinators award status after checking criteria. Status applies EU-wide to all relevant platforms. Trusted flaggers publish annual reports on notices and platform actions. Platforms decide on removals, not flaggers. System builds on prior voluntary cooperation. DSA harmonizes criteria to boost safety. Guidelines coming for handling misuse and revocation. Commission lists all trusted flaggers publicly. Application via national DSCs. Voluntary schemes continue alongside. Focus includes cyber violence and minors protection.

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