Digital Services Act
The Digital Services Act (DSA) is an EU regulation that governs online intermediary services and platforms (e.g., marketplaces, social media platforms, app stores). The aim of the regulation is to promote the safety and accountability of digital services by preventing illegal and harmful activities online and combating the spread of disinformation. The regulation has been in effect since February 2024 and applies broadly to online platforms operating within the EU.
Notice of illegal content
If you come across content on our websites or the websites we host that you believe to be illegal, offensive, or against our rules, we kindly ask you to report it to us. This helps us maintain a safe and responsible online environment for all users.
Reporting process
You can submit a report by filling in the details in the form below. We will assess the content of the submitted report in accordance with Finnish legislation and our own regulations. All reports submitted through the form will be handled confidentially and will be processed as soon as possible, although a thorough review may take time. We will also always inform the person making the report about the actions we take.
Appeal process
If you are not satisfied with the handling of your report and believe that it has been processed incorrectly, you can file an appeal. To do so, send an email to [tuki@funlus.fi]. In your message, describe the situation and provide an explanation of why you believe the handling was incorrect. Be sure to include your contact information (name + email) so that we can inform you of the outcome of the appeal process and any possible follow-up actions. Funlus is committed to complying with the EU Digital Services Act, and we aim to provide all parties with a fair and just reporting and appeals process. Thank you for helping us maintain a safe and responsible service!
