Intermediary safe harbour protects third-party information handlers who do not control transmission, meet due diligence, and remove unlawful material. Intermediary safe harbour excludes liability for third-party information, data, or communication links where the intermediary provides access, does not ... Summary
Intermediary safe harbour protects third-party information handlers who do not control transmission, meet due diligence, and remove unlawful material.
Intermediary safe harbour excludes liability for third-party information, data, or communication links where the intermediary provides access, does not initiate or control transmission content or recipients, and observes due diligence and prescribed guidelines. Protection is unavailable for conspiracy, abetment, aid, or inducement of an unlawful act, or for failure after actual knowledge or government notification to expeditiously remove or disable unlawful material without impairing evidence. Governmental departments, bodies, or agencies may be notified as Examiners of Electronic Evidence to provide expert opinion.
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