The European Commission announced its approval of an action plan submitted by Temu, developed to address violations of the Digital Services Act (DSA) — a key EU legislative framework governing online platform activities. The information is contained in the European Commission's daily news digest published in Brussels on October 26, 2026. During a prior investigation, regulators identified signs of non-compliance with DSA requirements at Temu. The DSA obligates major online platforms to ensure algorithm transparency, consumer protection, and combat the spread of illegal content. Following the identification of violations, the company was asked to submit a plan of corrective measures. According to the Commission's statement, the plan proposed by Temu has been deemed satisfactory and accepted for implementation. The specific details of the company's commitments and timelines for their fulfillment are not fully disclosed in the brief announcement; however, the fact of approval itself indicates that the platform has agreed to make changes to its operations to comply with European digital regulatory standards. The Digital Services Act is one of the European Union's primary instruments for overseeing major online platforms' activities, aimed at increasing corporate accountability to users and society. Violations of the law's requirements may result in substantial fines and other sanctions, making the adoption of a corrective plan a step toward reducing regulatory risks for Temu in the European market. The European Commission continues to monitor major platforms' compliance with the DSA, including marketplaces and social networks, as part of a broader EU digital regulation policy.