From Screenshot to Legal ActionIn Three Clicks

The EU's Digital Services Act (DSA) gives citizens the legal tools to fight disinformation, but only if reports are coordinated. GetResilience makes that coordination automatic.

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The Problem We're Solving

Foreign information manipulation is one of the biggest threats to European democracy.

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see it as a threat

of Europeans see disinformation as a threat to democracy (Eurobarometer 2024).

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faster spread

False stories spread 6x faster than accurate corrections on social media (Vosoughi et al., Science, 2018).

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reports acted on

Less than 1% of individual user reports result in meaningful action. Without coordination, complaints disappear.

The DSA Changed Everything

The EU's Digital Services Act creates legally binding obligations for platforms. For the first time, citizens have real legal tools to hold platforms accountable.

Your Rights Under the DSA

  • Art. 16: Report illegal content directly to platforms, and they must act
  • Art. 17: Platforms must explain every moderation decision to you
  • Art. 20: Appeal any decision through internal complaint systems
  • Art. 22: Trusted Flaggers (organisations with proven expertise) get priority treatment from platforms

Why Coordination Unlocks the DSA

  • Art. 34: Cross-border patterns trigger mandatory risk assessments by platforms with 45M+ EU users
  • Art. 51 & 56: Regulators must coordinate across borders when multiple states are affected
  • Coordinated reports establish systemic patterns that single reports cannot
  • Councils can work toward Trusted Flagger status for priority enforcement

How Resilience Councils Work

Citizen-led groups that bring together citizens, civil society, and researchers to coordinate disinformation reports to EU regulators.

Step 1

Join or Create a Council

Pick your country and focus area: election integrity, health misinformation, climate, or foreign interference. Any EU citizen can start one.

Step 2

Document the Violation

Screenshot it, paste the URL, categorize the violation. The system automatically maps your report to relevant DSA articles.

Step 3

Coordinated EU Filing

Your council submits identical evidence to all 27 Digital Services Coordinators (DSCs), the national regulators each EU country has appointed to enforce the DSA, simultaneously. Under Art. 51 & 56, they must coordinate their response.

Why Coordination Matters

Individual complaints get dismissed. Coordinated council submissions establish systemic patterns that trigger mandatory regulatory investigation.

Without a Council

1 report
Easily dismissed, no systemic pattern

Individual reports are processed by algorithms. No human ever reads them.

With a Council

27 filings
Mandatory investigation (DSA Art. 51 & 56)

Identical evidence filed simultaneously across 27 member states.

Active Councils Across Europe

The SAUFEX consortium operates across five EU countries. Resilience Councils are being established across the EU to coordinate DSA enforcement.

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Part of the SAUFEX Ecosystem

GetResilience is built by SAUFEX, a Horizon Europe-funded consortium building a unified framework for countering information manipulation.

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The action platform. Establish Resilience Councils, document violations, and file coordinated complaints to EU regulators under the DSA.

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