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The Online Safety Act 2023 (Category 1, Category 2A and Category 2B Threshold Conditions) Regulations 2025

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4 Category 2A threshold conditions

The Category 2A threshold conditions are met by a search engine of a regulated search service or a combined service where it— (a) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 7 million, and (b) is not a search engine which— (i) only enables a user to search selected websites or databases in relation to a specific topic, theme or genre of search content, and (ii) is facilitated by means of an arrangement between the provider of a regulated search service or combined service with one or more entities, which relies on an application programming interface or other technical means to present search results to users.

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4 Category 2A threshold conditions

The Category 2A threshold conditions are met by a search engine of a regulated search service or a combined service where it— (a) has an average number of monthly active United Kingdom users that exceeds 7 million, and (b) is not a search engine which— (i) only enables a user to search selected websites or databases in relation to a specific topic, theme or genre of search content, and (ii) is facilitated by means of an arrangement between the provider of a regulated search service or combined service with one or more entities, which relies on an application programming interface or other technical means to present search results to users.

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