On September 24, 2026, the online platforms service of the Luxembourg competition authority attended a meeting of the European Digital Services Committee in Brussels.

During this meeting, the Committee reviewed recent announcements from the European Commission aimed at enhancing online safety for children, the role of the Digital Services Act (DSA) in strengthening electoral integrity in Europe, and the importance of trusted whistleblowers.

The protection of young Europeans online has been a major concern for the Committee since its inception. It welcomed the focus on enhancing the protection of minors in the digital environment as outlined in the EU KIDS Act proposal presented by the European Commission on September 17, 2026.

The competition authority, acting as the Digital Services Coordinator for Luxembourg and a member of the European Digital Services Committee, is closely monitoring the legitimate concerns of online platform users.

In this context, the authority's website provides concrete examples of the DSA's application.