SOURCE 0 - THE DEFAULT NO ONE ELSE SAW
TikTok says its teen accounts have had 50+ preset safety features "from the moment they set up an account." The Commission tested today's configuration and found it wanting. Neither account fixes what a specific default actually was at an earlier date.
SOURCE 0 - SHEIN'S PENDING DSA INVESTIGATION: WHAT TEMU AND ALIEXPRESS ALREADY SHOW
Unlike Temu and AliExpress, Shein's investigation has not yet concluded — which is precisely when an evidentiary architecture has the most to offer, before the record is fixed.
SOURCE 0 - TEMU AND ALIEXPRESS: THE SAME SELF-CERTIFIED DILIGENCE, SANCTIONED TWICE
Temu and AliExpress were fined for distinct failures under the DSA, but both rest on the same structural feature — diligence documented solely by the party whose diligence is in question.
SOURCE 0 - A PRE-EXECUTION EVIDENTIARY BLUEPRINT FOR DSA DILIGENCE TIMELINES
Following the AliExpress decision, this blueprint sets out how any very large platform can seal its detection and compliance-check timelines with an independent third party, before the fact.
SOURCE 0 - ALIEXPRESS'S DSA FINE: A DILIGENCE TIMELINE IS NOT EVIDENCE
The Commission sanctions AliExpress for products that remained online despite detection. That diligence timeline remains entirely self-established — SOURCE 0 documents the gap the DSA's periodic audit does not close.
SOURCE 0 - THE MÜNCHEN RULING AND THE LIMITS OF SELF-PRODUCED EVIDENCE IN AI GOVERNANCE
The landmark München Court ruling of May 28, 2026, officially ends the era of self-certification in AI governance. Discover why AI-generated synthesis triggers direct editorial liability, why internal logs are legally void as circular proof (the Endogenous Audit Paradox), and how independent hardware-attested evidentiary decoupling (GPL) has become a structural market prerequisite for enterprise AI.

