The Online Safety Act 2023 (Category 1, Category 2A and Category 2B Threshold Conditions) Regulations 2025
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3 Category 1 threshold conditions
(1) The Category 1 threshold conditions are met by a regulated user-to-user service where, in respect of the user-to-user part of that service, it— (a) (i) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 34 million, and (ii) uses a content recommender system, or (b) (i) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 7 million, (ii) uses a content recommender system, and (iii) provides a functionality for users to forward or share regulated user-generated content on the service with other users of that service. (2) In paragraph (1), a “content recommender system” means a system, used by the provider of a regulated user-to-user service in respect of the user-to-user part of that service, that uses algorithms which by means of machine learning or other techniques determines, or otherwise affects, the way in which regulated user-generated content of a user, whether alone or with other content, may be encountered by other users of the service.
3 Category 1 threshold conditions
(1) The Category 1 threshold conditions are met by a regulated user-to-user service where, in respect of the user-to-user part of that service, it— (a) (i) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 34 million, and (ii) uses a content recommender system, or (b) (i) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 7 million, (ii) uses a content recommender system, and (iii) provides a functionality for users to forward or share regulated user-generated content on the service with other users of that service. (2) In paragraph (1), a “content recommender system” means a system, used by the provider of a regulated user-to-user service in respect of the user-to-user part of that service, that uses algorithms which by means of machine learning or other techniques determines, or otherwise affects, the way in which regulated user-generated content of a user, whether alone or with other content, may be encountered by other users of the service.
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