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You know what's really rich about the OSA? One of the exemptions is for "Services provided by persons providing education or childcare."

• ColinWright 2y ago
  Do you have an explicit reference for that? Not doubting it, but if you have a reference to hand it will save me having to search. If it's just something you remember but don't have a reference then that's OK, I'll go hunting based on your clue.
  • bazzargh 2y ago
    In the text of the act, schedule 1 part 1 paragraph 10 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/50/schedule/1/paragraph/10 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2023/50/schedule/1/para... ... unlike the issue of what size of service is covered, this isn't a pinky swear by Ofcom.
    • ColinWright 2y ago
      Super ... many thanks.
      • porker 2y ago
        Note that the definition of "Services provided by persons providing education or childcare." is defined in law and narrow. I'm working with a charity providing online lessons for use in schools, where school children can post stuff others in their class can see. As far as I can discern they don’t fall into this exemption.