Paragraph 1 covers five product groups first supplied in the Union from 28 June 2025: consumer general purpose computer hardware and the operating systems for it; named self-service terminals (payment terminals, cash machines, machines for tickets, check-in and interactive information that are not built into a vehicle); consumer terminal equipment used for electronic communications services; consumer terminal equipment used to access audiovisual media services; and e-readers. Paragraph 2 covers services supplied to consumers after 28 June 2025: electronic communications services, except machine-to-machine transmission; services that give access to audiovisual media; named elements of air, bus, rail and water passenger transport; consumer banking; e-books and the software dedicated to them; and e-commerce services. Paragraph 3 adds the answering of 112 emergency communications. Paragraph 4 removes five content categories from the website and app duties: time-based media first published before that date, office file formats first published before it, online maps where essential navigational information is available in an accessible digital form, third-party content that the operator neither funds nor controls, and archives that are not updated or edited after that date. The exclusions are content-specific; they do not remove the service from scope.
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