Intermediary safe-harbour protection depends on passive transmission, due diligence, and expeditious removal following government notification of unlawful material. Intermediary safe-harbour protects against liability for third-party information where the intermediary provides access to a communication system or ... Summary
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Intermediary safe-harbour protection depends on passive transmission, due diligence, and expeditious removal following government notification of unlawful material.
Intermediary safe-harbour protects against liability for third-party information where the intermediary provides access to a communication system or remains neutral in transmission, recipient selection, and content. Protection requires due diligence and compliance with prescribed guidelines. It does not apply where the intermediary participates in an unlawful act or, after actual knowledge or appropriate Government notification, fails to expeditiously remove or disable access to unlawful material without vitiating evidence.
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