The European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA), which took full effect in February 2024, establishes new standards for accountability, transparency, and user safety for online services. Whilst Quorum IO Ltd. does not host user-generated content (UGC), we are committed to complying with all applicable DSA obligations to ensure our organisation and platforms remain a trusted space for collaboration and innovation.

We continuously enhance our tools and policies to empower users and uphold the DSA’s goals. Below, we outline the steps we’ve taken to meet these requirements and provide clarity on how you can engage with our compliance processes.

Our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy have been revised to align with DSA obligations, including:

• Content Policies: Clear guidelines prohibiting illegal or harmful content, including hate speech, misinformation, and intellectual property violations.
• Moderation Practices: Procedures for addressing policy-violating content, including removal and user appeals.
• Transparency: Annual reporting (where applicable) on content moderation actions and responses to legal requests.
• User Responsibilities: Expectations for lawful and ethical use of our services.

By using our platform, you agree to abide by these updated terms.

If you encounter content or activity on our platform that you believe violates our policies or applicable law, you can report it through our DSA Complaint Mechanism:

Submit a Report via Google Form
Use our DSA Complaint Form to provide details, including:

• URL of the content in question.
• Description of the alleged violation.
• Supporting evidence (e.g., screenshots).

Email Us Directly
Send reports to our dedicated DSA compliance team at compliance@quorum.ltd.

What Happens Next?

• We will acknowledge your complaint within 48 hours.
• Reports are investigated promptly, with outcomes communicated transparently.
• If content is removed, we will notify the affected user(s) and provide appeal options.

For non-DSA-related issues, contact us at info@quorum.ltd.

Under the DSA, we provide a direct point of contact for regulatory authorities and users:

• DSA Compliance Officer: compliance@quorum.ltd
• General Inquiries: info@quorum.ltd

We aim to respond to all DSA-related requests within 5 business days.

Whilst we are not classified as a "Very Large Online Platform" (VLOP) under the DSA, we voluntarily adhere to its principles of transparency. This includes:

• Maintaining records of content moderation decisions.
• Cooperating with the UK and EU regulators during audits or investigations.
• Regularly reviewing our policies to reflect evolving legal standards.

The DSA represents a shared commitment to a safer digital ecosystem. We will continue to innovate our tools and processes to meet these standards while supporting our users’ needs. For questions about our DSA compliance, review our Privacy Policy or contact our team directly.

Last Updated: 16 January 2025.