Digital Services Act Compliance

1. Introduction

This page provides information required under the Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065) for users in the European Union. TogetherWeRise is committed to compliance with EU digital regulations and maintaining a safe, transparent platform.

2. Single Point of Contact

In accordance with Article 11 of the DSA:

3. Content Moderation

We employ the following content moderation practices:

• Automated Detection: Audio fingerprinting via Chromaprint/AcoustID
• User Reporting: Community flagging system
• Human Review: All reports reviewed within 24 hours
• Transparency: Clear explanations for all decisions

4. Notice and Action

To report illegal content:

5. Complaint Handling

Users can appeal moderation decisions by emailing complaints@togetherwerise.com within 6 months of the decision. We respond within 14 days.

6. Out-of-Court Dispute Settlement

If you are unsatisfied with our complaint handling, you may use a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body. We will engage in good faith with any such body to resolve disputes.

7. Transparency

We publish annual transparency reports detailing moderation activities, notices received, and complaint outcomes at /legal/transparency.

8. Trusted Flaggers

We prioritize reports from entities designated as trusted flaggers by EU Digital Services Coordinators. If you represent a trusted flagger organization, please contact dsa@togetherwerise.com to establish priority reporting procedures.