“It’s sort of a cliff edge. We don’t know how many complaints we’re going to get.” Monday, February 19 is not so much D-Day as DSA day for online safety, and John Evans, digital services commissioner at media regulator Coimisiún na Meáin, is hedging on what to expect. “Potentially, we’ll also have to deal with complaints coming in from other member states,” he adds. I catch up with the Commissioner as he steps off stage from a recent panel discussion on the future of tech regulation, hosted by law firm A&L Goodbody at the Mansion House in Dublin. Appearing alongside…

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