UK users: your options
The DSA doesn't cover the UK, but UK GDPR does.
Stuck? Skip the letters and send your case to people who do this every day.
We'll handle it for you- Subject access request (UK GDPR Article 15): your data and how the decision was made, within one month. Template.
- Automated decisions (Article 22): ask for human intervention.
- ICO complaint: if Meta doesn't answer your data request properly, complain to the Information Commissioner's Office.
- Small claims track: County Court claims for lower-value losses. Get advice first.
Pick United Kingdom in the generator and it cites these rights for you.
Questions people ask
Can UK users use Appeals Centre Europe?
ACE's rules require you to be located in the EU.
Does the Online Safety Act help?
It puts complaint duties on platforms, but for an individual account the clearest levers are still UK GDPR and the courts.
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