# EU Digital Services Act **Last Updated: 2025-09-30** This page contains details concerning Capture's compliance with the EU [Digital Services Act (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 19 October 2022 on a Single Market For Digital Services and amending Directive 2000/31/EC)](https://eur-lex.europa.eu/eli/reg/2022/2065)("DSA"). ## Point of Contact for Member States' Authorities, the Commission and the Board - Email: legal@softwarelab.no - Language: English ## Point of contact for users of Capture - Email: support@softwarelab.no - Language: English, Swedish ## EU Legal Representative Jotta AS does not currently have a designated EU legal representative in compliance with Article 13 of the DSA. ## Notice and Action In compliance with Article 16 of the DSA, government officials, trusted flaggers, and the public can report illegal content on Capture. [Submit a Report](notice-and-action.html) ## Opportunities for Redress You have the opportunity to seek redress if you have been affected by action taken as part of our DSA compliance. You can also seek judicial redress as per our [Terms of Service](/terms/capturetos-en.html). ### Notices Submitted Concerning Illegal Content If you have received a decision based on your report under Article 16 of the DSA and you have concerns about the outcome, you may submit a complaint via legal@softwarelab.no. ### Account Disabled or Terminated If your account has been disabled, you may submit an appeal within 30 days of receiving the notification via legal@softwarelab.no. Once an account has been terminated, it is not possible to reinstate the account or your content that may have been deleted. ## Transparency Reports In compliance with Article 15 of the DSA, you can find links to our yearly transparency reports below. [2024](/legal/transparency-reports/2024-en.html) [2023](/legal/transparency-reports/2023-en.html)