The debate on 11 November follows a January Commission proposal to tighten the union's ICT supply chains and give ENISA a stronger role. No step in the procedure has yet been recorded.
The Commission's own findings name the machinery of Meta's and TikTok's addictive design, yet after two years and five sets of findings there is no final decision and no scroll switched off. With lawmakers in seven countries moving to ban infinite scroll, autoplay and luring notifications, the Commission should write the ban Europe-wide into the Digital Fairness Act instead of calling the patchwork fragmentation.