The EU's Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act reshape how large social platforms operate, but neither law places direct compliance obligations on RSS auto-posting tools or the sites using them. This tag covers what site owners actually need to understand about these two regulations — where their effects show up indirectly through platform-level changes, and why GDPR remains the regulation most directly relevant to a publisher's own data-handling obligations. The practical takeaway is that nothing in either law requires a change to how you publish or distribute your own content. Where they do bite is indirectly, when a platform changes what its API allows. GDPR remains the one to read properly if you handle subscriber data.