I'm an associate professor of law at University College Dublin specialising in technology law (mostly privacy/data protection/cybercrime/fundamental rights), consultant solicitor with FP Logue LLP, and chair of Digital Rights Ireland.
TJ McIntyre
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'In the interest of the operator' is doing a lot of work in paragraph 112. Presumably a provider doesn't lose the immunity if it is imposing algorithmic controls for some other reason - if required by other law, or as explicitly requested by the user perhaps?
Spare a thought for every content moderation lawyer in Europe, especially those who are wondering what to tell their Californian colleagues when they wake up.
