DSA information

As of 4 October 2026. This page brings together the information Unmeshia provides as a hosting service under Regulation (EU) 2022/2065 (Digital Services Act, DSA) and describes how we meet the obligations it sets. The binding rules are in the DSA annex to the Terms.

Service provider

Nikicomp Katarzyna Marcjańska, ul. Wiejska 45, 05-850 Ożarów Mazowiecki, NIP 5792059039, REGON 365631663. The Operator is established in Poland, so no EU legal representative is designated (Art. 13 DSA).

Points of contact (Arts. 11 and 12)

The single point of contact for Member State authorities, the European Commission, the European Board for Digital Services and users is [email protected]. We correspond in Polish and English. A person replies; no account is needed.

Reporting illegal content (Art. 16)

Profiles, events, places, articles, announcements, reviews and updates carry a “Report content” button. Anything else — including shops, products, services, photos and newsletters — can be reported by e-mail. A saved notice receives a DSA reference; if you give an e-mail address, we send an acknowledgement and then the decision with the ways to challenge it.

Decisions and reasons (Arts. 14 and 17)

A person assesses every notice diligently, objectively and proportionately, with regard to fundamental rights including freedom of expression. Decisions are not automated. When we restrict content or an account, we send the person concerned a statement of reasons no later than when the restriction takes effect: the measure, its territorial scope and duration, the facts, the legal ground or Terms provision, whether automated means were used, and the available redress. We do not disclose the notifier’s identity.

Appeals and other redress (Arts. 20 and 21)

The notifier and the person affected may appeal free of charge for at least six months — through the link in the decision e-mail or by writing to [email protected]. A person, where possible not the one who took the decision, reviews the appeal, and we send a reasoned outcome by e-mail. Independently, you may use a certified out-of-court dispute settlement body, complain to the competent Digital Services Coordinator or go to court.

Threats to life or safety (Art. 18)

We promptly inform the competent authorities of any suspected criminal offence involving a threat to life or safety. In an emergency, call 112 — the Portal is not an emergency service.

Records and transparency (Art. 15)

We keep records of notices, decisions, appeals and the correspondence sent. If we are required to publish content-moderation reports, we will publish them on this page.

Advertising and sponsored content (Art. 26)

Sponsored and featured content is labelled as such. We do not target advertising using profiling or special categories of data, including religious or philosophical beliefs and health.