Sure, that's theoretically possible. Since the violations listed by GP: > EU regulators said X's DSA violations included the deceptive design of its blue check

Sure, that's theoretically possible. Since the violations listed by GP: > EU regulators said X's DSA violations included the deceptive design of its blue checkmark for verified accounts, the lack of transparency of its advertising repository and its failure to provide researchers access to public data. IMO don't fall under this & you didn't argue that they did, I didn't list this possibility. Which of the listed violations do you think falls under that, and which ones don't?