Der Digital Services Act und seine Auswirkungen auf den deutschen Jugendschutz im digitalen Raum

For the first time, the Digital Services Act establishes uniform regulations to protect minors in the EU's digital space. Readers learn about the new obligations for online platforms and how key provisions — particularly Art. 28 DSA — are intended to strengthen the protection of minors. Léa Genitelli compares the new provisions with existing regulations, highlighting areas of overlap and adjustment, as well as potential conflicts. Particular attention is paid to handling illegal content, the role of trusted flaggers, banning manipulative designs, and restricting advertising to children. Thus, the analysis offers a comprehensive overview of the opportunities, limitations, and open questions surrounding the protection of minors in Europe.