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The Senate Has Decided to Block Dangerous Content on the Internet.

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The Senate passed a bill Tuesday evening that would allow for the blocking of illegal content online. The legislation is intended to implement the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA).

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The Digital Services Act (DSA) in Poland was prepared by the Ministry of Digital Affairs. The Senate adopted amendments to the act. Sixty-four senators voted in favor of the amendment, none voted against, and 28 senators abstained. The amendment will now return to the Sejm. The adopted amendments shortened the vacatio legis period from six to three months and expanded the right to immediately enforce content removal in cases where someone accept…

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The Senate passed a bill Tuesday evening that would allow for the blocking of illegal content online. The legislation is intended to implement the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA).

·Warsaw, Poland
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The Senate passed a bill aimed at implementing the EU act. It also proposed amendments. The bill will now return to the Sejm.

·Poland
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Senate committees have proposed amendments to the bill, which would allow for the blocking of illegal content online. One of these amendments involves shortening the period before the bill takes effect from six to three months.

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RadioMaryja.pl broke the news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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