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Obligations of providers

The Digital Services Act sets out the obligations of intermediary digital services providers. In addition to obligations that apply to all providers, it also establishes further requirements, depending on the size of the providers and the type of services.

The following table presents the obligations by provider category. Additional obligations for very large online platforms/search engines are not included since no such provider is established in Greece.
 
Obligations for providers of intermediary digital services according to the Digital Services Act
Article Article title Categories of services
Intermediary digital services Hosting services Online platforms Online platforms allowing consumers to conclude distance contracts with traders
9 Orders to act against illegal content
10 Orders to provide information
11 Points of contact for Member States’ authorities, the Commission and the Board
12 Points of contact for recipients of the service
13 Legal representatives
14 Terms and conditions
15 Transparency reporting obligations for providers of intermediary services * * * *
16 Notice and action mechanisms
17 Statement of reasons
18 Notification of suspicions of criminal offences
20 Internal complaint-handling system * *
21 Out-of-court dispute settlement * *
22 Trusted flaggers * *
23 Measures and protection against misuse * *
24, παρ. 3 Transparency reporting obligations for providers of online platforms
24 εκτός παρ. 3 * *
25 * *
26 Advertising on online platforms * *
27 Recommender system transparency * *
28 Online protection of minors * *
30 Traceability of traders *
31 Compliance by design *
32 Right to information *
* Does not apply to providers of intermediary services that qualify as micro or small enterprises as defined in Recommendation 2003/361/EC.
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