The Dutch Consumer and Markets Authority (ACM), which is in charge of enforcing digital platform rules in the Netherlands, says it hits a roadblock when transferring complaints about breaches of the Digital Services Act (DSA) to its counterparts in other EU countries.
In its annual report published earlier this month, the ACM said it received a total of 256 complaints about the behaviour of online platforms in 2024, of which most, 156, related to providers in other EU member states.
