EU Digital Markets Act
DMA - Article 5 Self-Executing Obligations (Ch III)

EU Digital Markets Act DMA-Art.5: Article 5 self-executing obligations (Article 5)

Article 5 sets the self-executing obligations applying from the 6-month post-designation date (default 6 March 2024 for the first cohort): (1) no processing of personal data for cross-CPS advertising without specific GDPR-compliant consent; (2) allow business users to offer the same products / services at different prices and conditions through third-party online intermediation services (no MFN clauses); (3) allow business users to communicate and conclude contracts with end users acquired through the CPS, regardless of whether they use the gatekeeper's CPS for the contract; (4) allow end users to access content acquired through their business-user relationship outside the gatekeeper's CPS; (5) no restrictions on business users / end users raising issues of non-compliance with authorities; (6) no requirement to use the gatekeeper's identification, browser, payment services to use the CPS; (7) no requirement to subscribe to other CPS as a condition of using one; (8) advertisers and publishers receive on request, free of charge, transparency information on the price they paid / remuneration they received and the prices of ad impressions delivered.

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GDPR · 2 controls

EU Data Act · 1 control

  • DA-Art.5 User right to share data with third parties (Article 5)

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