DSA Art. 16 notice

Report illegal content

Notify us of specific content on Uptimia (typically a public status page) that you believe is illegal under EU or Member-State law.

Submit a DSA Art. 16 notice

All fields marked * are required.

What this form is for. Use this form to notify us, under Art. 16 of Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act), of specific content hosted or disseminated through Uptimia that you believe is illegal. For account-related issues, billing questions, or general support, please use our contact form instead.

The exact web address (URL) of the content you are reporting. Required by Art. 16 (2)(b) DSA.

Substantiated explanation, in plain language, of the reasons you believe the content is illegal under Union or Member-State law. Required by Art. 16 (2)(a) DSA. Minimum 30 characters.

Optional. The specific statute, court order, or regulation you rely on (e.g. § 86a StGB, Art. 14 EU Trademark Regulation, court order ref.).

Optional. Any further information that may help us assess the notice (e.g. previous correspondence, related accounts, urgency).

Your contact details — required unless you have ticked the anonymous-CSAM-notice box above.

Optional. E.g. private individual, rights-holder, rights-holder representative, regulatory authority, trusted flagger.

Notices are processed under the EU Digital Services Act. We send a confirmation of receipt to the email address you provide. Knowingly submitting false or misleading information may be illegal under Art. 16 (3) DSA and applicable national law.