An updated version of the Anti-Disinformation Code is scheduled for release on June 16. It will be linked to the Digital Services Act, which the EU passed in April 2022. This was first reported by Reuters with reference to a document.

how much will companies pay

• Under the rules, companies will have to resist harmful misinformation: develop tools to verify information and collaborate with fact-checking organizations.
• They will also reveal data on the number of bots removed, the number of content moderators in each country, talk about artificial intelligence systems used to fight fakes.
• Another point is the fight against dipfeyler and fake accounts on social networks.
• In addition, companies will be required to submit separate reports for each country of the European Union, not general.

According to the source, there may be a fine about 6 percent of the company’s global turnover.

According to the Financial Times, which includes the document, companies that plan to sign an updated version of the Code will include 30 companies, including Facebook, Twitter, Google, Microsoft and TikTok.

The law entered into force in 2018 and was signed on a voluntary basis. It will now become a joint issuing document and responsibility will be shared between the issuer and the signatories.