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AtrásAliExpress Fined by EU for Digital Services Act Violations, Vows Appeal
AliExpress Fined by EU for Digital Services Act Violations, Vows Appeal
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AliExpress Fined by EU for Digital Services Act Violations, Vows Appeal

En resumen

  • The European Commission has fined e-commerce firm AliExpress for failing to diligently assess and mitigate systemic risks related to illegal, unsafe, and counterfeit products on its platform, violating the Digital Services Act.
  • AliExpress, a subsidiary of Alibaba, has expressed surprise and disagreement with the "disproportionate" fine, vowing to appeal the decision.

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Por qué importa

The European Commission fined AliExpress for failing to comply with the Digital Services Act (DSA) by not adequately addressing illegal, unsafe, and counterfeit products on its platform. AliExpress stated it was surprised by the decision and disagreed with the fine.

Tamaño de fuente

“We are surprised by the EU decision and disproportionate fine and we disagree,” the firm said in a statement to the South China Morning Post.

The e-commerce firm vowed to appeal the decision, describing the fine as “disproportionate” and said it did not reflect the “significant, proactive enhancements” it had committed to undertake.

Alibaba had made “many improvements and voluntary commitments” to meet the evolving expectations under the DSA, according to the AliExpress statement.

Earlier Monday, the European Commission said in a statement that AliExpress had failed to “diligently assess risks” and “mitigate identified systemic risks” when it came to illegal, unsafe and counterfeit products spreading on its platform.

The platform also overestimated how effective its systems were at detecting and removing illegal goods and did not employ enough moderators for the workload, the Commission said.

Tests conducted by the Commission showed that illegal products – from counterfeits to unsafe toys and dangerous cosmetics – were recommended or advertised to consumers before being taken down and that “a high volume” of illegal listings continued to circulate despite AliExpress’ moderation efforts.

Qué observar

Perspectiva de IA — posibilidades, no hechos

  • AliExpress will appeal the EU's decision and fine.

    Muy probable · En meses

Preguntas abiertas

  • What is the exact amount of the fine?
  • What specific enhancements will AliExpress commit to?
  • How will AliExpress's appeal proceed?

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