BRUSSELS, June 30 (Reuters) - The European Union's

landmark rules reining in the power of Big Tech and requiring

them to do more to police the Internet are not part of trade

talks with the United States, a European Commission spokesperson

said on Monday.

"The legislations will not be changed. The DMA (Digital

Markets Act) and the DSA (Digital Services Act) are not on the

table in the trade negotiations with the U.S.," spokesperson

Thomas Regnier told a daily news conference.