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User-friendliness of features employed by OMPs / Features employed by OMPs influencing users’ behaviour
The study will support the Commission in the exercise of its monitoring functions under Article 72 DSA in relation to very large online marketplaces. It is empirical in scope: it is designed to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, not to produce legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclu...
Submission deadline: September 23, 2026Type: Tender
Research Contracts, Social Research, Feasibility Studies
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- August 16, 2026
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- September 23, 2026
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- Research Contracts
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The study will support the Commission in the exercise of its monitoring functions under Article 72 DSA in relation to very large online marketplaces. It is empirical in scope: it is designed to produce observational data on user behaviour and experience, not to produce legal assessments or compliance determinations, which remain the exclusive responsibility of the Commission
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