Part 1 Descriptions of Services which are Exempt
Online Safety Act 2023 (2023 c 50) | Legislation

SCHEDULE 1 Exempt User-to-User and Search Services

Sections 3 and 4

Part 1 Descriptions of Services which are Exempt

Email services

1

A user-to-user service is exempt if emails are the only user-generated content (other than identifying content) enabled by the service.

SMS and MMS services

2

(1)     A user-to-user service is exempt if SMS messages are the only user-generated content (other than identifying content) enabled by the service.

(2)     A user-to-user service is exempt if MMS messages are the only user-generated content (other than identifying content) enabled by the service.

(3)     A user-to-user service is exempt if SMS messages and MMS messages are the only user-generated content (other than identifying content) enabled by the service.

(4)     “SMS message†and “MMS message†have the meaning given by section 55(12).

Services offering only one-to-one live aural communications

3

(1)     A user-to-user service is exempt if one-to-one live aural communications are the only user-generated content (other than identifying content) enabled by the service.

(2)     “One-to-one live aural communications†has the meaning given by section 55(5).

Limited functionality services

4

(1)     A user-to-user service is exempt if the functionalities of the service

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